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...University resources to house faculty to the detriment of "community" buyers or in by using its status as an educational institution to take such property off the tax-rolls. However, of the 29 single-family homes involved, all but the houses of Presidents Bok and Horner and of Krister Stendahl, dean of the Divinity School, are taxed. (Cambridge City Council promised last year to examine the tax-exempt status of the three non-taxed houses.) As for expansion, Harvard attempts to contain its student population so that it won't flood the Cambridge apartment market, and since the 1972 Daly...
President Horner concluded a two-year search in early July, and named Patricia Albjers Graham, a professor of History and Education at Columbia's Teachers' College, as her choice for director of the Radcliffe Institute...
Last January Presidents Bok and Horner appointed a committee with faculty, administration, alumni association and student representatives to study Harvard and Radcliffe admissions, financial aid and educational policies and to prepare recommendations for last year's review of the "non-merger merger" contract...
...most controversial and extended debates the committee faces are expected this fall when the members attempt to hammer out a workable program they can recommend to Bok and Horner. The committee will then have to wrestle with the many problems posed by any increase in the size of Harvard's student body...
...year veteran of the Physics Department, Strauch nonetheless says that he believes the main reason Bok and Horner selected him was because they were convinced he did not know anything about the complexities of Harvard and Radcliffe admissions and the pro and con arguments of the various alternatives the committee is exploring...