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Further explaining his notion of "moral education," Pusey said that "it is [Harvard's] hope that there will develop here generation after generation--now as in the past--of thoughtful men who through their beliefs and actions will go on to renew and strengthen true quality in the world's life...
...success of the new rules will depend entirely on the way they are enforced," Mrs. Stimpson said. "It's up to the College to strengthen the current sign-out procedures...
leadership in this area. Reason: Bonn's overriding foreign policy aims are to strengthen NATO, which sorely needs De Gaulle's ground troops, and to keep a powerful U.S. force in Europe. Said he: "Without the U.S., we are lost." KENNEDY, pointing out that France still relies totally on NATO for its own security, said succinctly last week: "A coherent policy cannot call for both our presence and our absence." The U.S. argues that even a "modest" nuclear deterrent will prove prohibitively expensive for France with the rapid sophistication of delivery systems and will not in fact deter...
...move is expected to strengthen the 'Cliffe advising system, because Deans will deal with essentially the same small group of students each year. Mrs. Bunting also expects the new plan to facilitate liaison between the Deans, the House Masters and Associates, the Head Residents, and the members...
Dean Williston, Advisor to Freshmen, and the RGA Committee on the Freshman Year, headed by Frances B. Barbour '63 and Helene M. Sidell '63, made the final decision this week to go ahead with the project. They stressed its fluidity, and their intention to strengthen and approve rather than replace the present advisory system...