Word: formalized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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They could not agree on fundraising--who couldproperly solicit whom. Or on governance issues,like whether the current RadcliffeBoard--including Sheerr--should have a formal rolein shaping the fledgling Institute...
...unclear what the merger will mean for Harvard's undergraduate women. The Institute will not take a formal role in undergraduate education, and Harvard College will assume full responsibility for female students. The future of the undergraduate programs Radcliffe currently operate is unclear, and will likely remain so even after the legal merger is signed, sometime this summer...
...although many students and some House Masters remained quietly hopeful that randomization would be reviewed and perhaps even reversed, the likelihood at this point of any formal changes to the House system is slim, according to Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis...
Lewis, who oversees the House system as dean of the College, has pledged to give blocking size more formal consideration over the summer. He hopes to have the decision made by early next fall to allow first years as much time as possible to form appropriate-sized blocking groups...
Radcliffe observers offered the college's Board of Trustees several formal proposals. A plan put forward by three alumnae leaders called for an activist Radcliffe Center, the focal point for all women's programming on campus. Another plan, by five female members of the Faculty, would have created an Institute devoted specifically to the study of women and gender. Undergraduates, meanwhile, clamored and still agitate for a "women's center" to offer services they felt neither Harvard nor Radcliffe were currently giving them...