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Degrees in Arch Sci and Vis. Stud. would be awarded by a committee made up of faculty members from both disciplines. This procedure would be similar to the one currently' used in History and Literature...
...about improving relations between students and non-students by putting them all in the same pickle vis-a-vis the draft? First, what is the real relationship of the two groups in the situation described above? Making selection procedures for service more "equitable," doesn't allow for equity in service, Drafting students will increase the manpower pool (advantageously in an increasingly technical army), driving more ghetto people to the front. And most of the students' parents will be confident that their children will get the "safe" jobs...
Says Harrison, in what must pass for overbrimming enthusiasm: "One thousand performances over three years is three thousand hours: four months and five days of 24 hours a day-I had my secretary figure it out one day. That is quite a hell of a long time to have vis-à-vis with somebody. Through summers hot, winters cold, that sort of thing. Julie was always, always-a very boring old word-a good trouper. She plowed on through thick and thin. Highly professional from the word go." Characteristically, Julie says of it all: "You know, I never got that...
...good, he is prone to misinterpret an overly friendly manner as an effort to put something over on him. So a firm, reserved, but not unfriendly manner makes more headway than effusiveness." In many ways, Frank's description was a fair presentation of the present U.S. stance vis-a-vis Red China...
...substitute for a carefully though-out program, of whatever scale, for artistic endeavor. Creative courses have been in an ambiguous position at Harvard since the dawn of the Visual Studies program in 1963. At present, no one is quite certain of their place; the adoption of Vis Stud, and of such courses as Hum 4 and Hum 105 has given a certain validity to the idea that Harvard has a program in the creative arts. But no one is planning it, no one is administering it, and no one has defined its purpose or its limts...