Word: mid-may
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...position until July 1, his appointment took on immediate importance for the administrators and committees which had been in limbo during the interregnum months. The report of the Committee on the Practice of the Arts, shelved the preceding fall by a disinterested Dean Dunlop, was released suddenly in mid-May. Although President Bok had apparently been instrumental in moving the arts proposal out of the bottom drawer of Dunlop's old desk (with some pressure from the Arts Committee), Henry Rosovsky also played an important role, one that he has continued to play this term. As one administrator said...
...altered Spring term would have ended in mid-May, two to three weeks before it now does...
...early semester" plan, which would move back the beginning of the first semester two weeks, enough to allow the completion of Fall exams before Christmas vacation. The proposed calendar, currently followed in some form by 80 per cent of American colleges, scheduled the Spring term to end in mid-May...
...mid-May Faculty meeting had started promisingly for the advocates of revision. During the opening minutes the Faculty rejected an amendment to the calendar motion offered by E. Bruce Brooks, assistant professor of Chinese. Brooks's motion dictated that if the new calendar were adopted the number of class days should not be reduced...
...center of the Watergate controversy is Harvard's former trouble-shooter, Archibald Cox '34, Williston Professor of Law and the Justice Department's special Watergate prosecutor. Cox was appointed in mid-May by attorney general Elliot L. Richardson '41, who studied under Cox at the Law School right after World...