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...Thus, Whitlock had taken the responsibility in the bureaucracy for People Switchboard
...success of their questionnaire, the information center they had nurtured from birth, and their idea of experimentation as an integral part of educational reform. Bok suggested that they work with Steve Farber, his right hand man in curriculum reform. With Farber's aid, People Switchboard received from Dean Whitlock access to $1500 of the $2500 Dean's Discretionary Fund which was endowed by the Class of '26. Dean Richard Leahy and Frank Lawton of the office of dean of the Faculty made available the unused, unfinished north end of the Stoughton Hall basement at the special "discount" rent...
...further granted permission to internalize the following costs into Dean Whitla's budget: operating expenses, office supplies, postage, copying and questionnaires, Whitla, director of the Office of Tests, had provided the money necessary for the original questionnaire sent to Corporation appointees. Whitlock promised that if part of the $1500 ceiling remained, the money would be available for the renovation by students of the project's headquarters in Stoughton...
...grew smaller, Gensler's and Farago's futile endeavors to attain adequate monetary support grew more frustrating. They soon became angered by their roles as fund-raisers. A memorandum dated January 7, 1972, regarding the future of People Switchboard, was sent to President Bok, Dean Dunlop, Dean May, Dean Whitlock and Steve Farber. The memo--co-authored by Farago, Gensler, Louise Nemschoff and Jim Kessler--stated, "We have come to a critical point in the evolution of People Switchboard." The letter explained the necessity for the continuation and extension of the advising and information services and the need...
...evolution of all these plans began late this Fall when student and faculty members of the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life began meeting with Dean Whitlock and other administrators to formulate both short- and long-range proposals. Suggestions from outside the Committee were made continuously: many of the 20 proposals being the work of groups of interested students and masters in the houses (i.e. the North House and South House plans). Student members of CHUL also met with the Overseers' Visiting Committee to discuss the proposals. Currently, Dean Whitlock has been meeting, with four student members of CHUL...