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Several trustees said last week that since the Strauch Committee is examining a wealth of different factors, it would be inappropriate for a Radcliffe trustee to offer anything other than a personal opinion. Yet when all is said and done, they agreed, the decision on merger will probably be based largely on intuition...
Giles Constable, Lea Professor of Medieval History and a Radcliffe trustee, said last week that the Strauch committee will only be able to tell the trustees what alternatives they have, leaving the rest to the trustees' "hunch...
Elisabeth S. Allison '67, assistant professor of Economics and also a trustee, concurred. "They say the Strauch Committee has looked at tens of thousands of numbers indicating who does what, when this happens," she said. "But I reaaly think we'll have to put those numbers aside before making a decision...
Constable conjectured that a possible trade the Strauch committee might recommend would have Harvard assume Radcliffe financial aid costs in exchange for Radcliffe making its three Houses more uniform with the rest of the system by separating freshmen from the upper classes...
...member committee, chaired by Karl Strauch, professor of Physics, has set next February as the target for the release of its final report. Although no specific recommendations have yet been formulated, informed sources say a majority of the committee now favors sex-blind admissions coordinated through one office and an increase of about 10 per cent in the size of the undergraduate student body. About three quarters of the committee have indicated their preference for these alternatives in straw votes taken at weekly committee meetings, the sources said...