Word: gorelick
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...modified "Harvard Way" proposals, the first of which was developed by undergraduates Keith Raffel '72 and Jamie Gorelick '72 (who no longer supports her own proposal), involve two basic actions which, in essence, create a coed freshman year with upperclass advisors, both in the Yard and in the Quad. First, the "extra" women, plus more women from the entering class of '76, would be housed in Harvard Yard. Second, a certain number of males of the class of '76 would be housed with freshman women in a Freshman Unit at Radcliffe (possibly parts of North and South House). The ratio...
...Gorelick-Raffel Plan provides the advantages of the Harvard way, while at the same time attempting to ameliorate its disadvantages. It does this by making the freshman year coed, and by including upperclassmen and women in ratios that will not leave women in the Yard completely isolated from other freshmen women or from upperclass female guidance. It also alleviates the freshman imbalance problem in the Radcliffe Houses by taking the freshmen out of the Houses and placing them in a Freshman Unit (According to its authors, this part of the plan is flexible and might allow for dispersal of freshmen...
John T. Dunlop, dean of the Faculty, has the authority to accept or reject the proposal. Jamie Gorelick '72. Quincy House representative to CHUL, said yesterday. Gorelick said that Dunlop seemed favorable to the plan...
...Subcommittee on Educational Policy of CHUL was chaired by Keith Raffel '72, of Mather House. Other subcommittee members include Alan E. Heimert '49, Master of Eliot House, R. Paul Levine, Co-Master of Currier House, Bruce Chaimers, Master of Winthrop House, George Kincheloe '72, of Winthrop House, Jamie Gorelick '72, of Quincy House, and Daniel Rich '73, of Dudley House
...Jamie S. Gorelick '72, representative to the CHUL, said yesterday the basic issue was whether to house freshman women with freshman men, or with Harvard and Radcliffe upperclassmen...