Word: wolfman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...this spring published a hand-out for undergraduates detailing the discriminatory system. But it seemed too late to do anything. Radcliffe received a small supplementary grant in the spring that funded about 25 more jobs, while Harvard received a supplementary grant large enough to fund 125. Burton I. Wolfman, administrative dean of Radcliffe, made it clear he had no intention of applying for work-study money with Harvard in the future, even though a joint application would make women eligible to gain from future reallocations from graduate schools. Applying together, Wolfman said, would jeopardize Radcliffe's independent status and could...
...Radcliffe may decide to open the pool for our alumni or our employees, or we could charge undergraduates for its use or lease it to another college." Burton Wolfman, administrative dean of Radcliffe, said yesterday...
...Wolfman said there is a strong possibility that Radcliffe may not open the pool next year, but added that the gym would remain open even if the pool were closed. He also said the primary use of the building is for the dance classes and Radcliffe will continue to operate the building for that purpose next year...
...proves impossible to use the work of the ACSR and the Investor Responsibility Research Center, which Harvard helped set up in 1973 to investigate the social and ethical implications of investment decisicns, then Radcliffe may have to set up its own stock advisory structure, Wolfman said...
Burton I. Wolfman, administrative dean of Radcliffe, said the decision by the federal government to allow "some limited sharing of resources" between Harvard and Radcliffe will probably extend to next year as well. He added that after that, Radcliffe would probably receive enough money in its own right to make the transfers unnecessary...