Word: missing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...whole air was very cordial. But if the girls had any doubts about Miss Projansky's meaning they could notice that one of the correspondents was no longer with them. Radcliffe had purged her from the press board five days before, because she had written a story and didn't clear...
...Deborah Labenow Labenow '51, former correspondent for the Herald and former Bureau Chief for the CRIMSON. She had dug up a scoop on Radcliffe's proposed graduate center and checked it with Dean Cronkhite. "She liked the story," says Miss Labenow...
...Miss Labenow phoned the story to the Boston Herald but was unable to clear-it-with-Projansky because Miss Projansky was not in her office when she called. Called before the Board of Deans, she was told she had committeed an offense against the Press Board, and, later, that she had to resign. Miss Labenow thinks there is a lot of irony in the action; for the Herald never even printed her story...
...Insofar as she is a Radcliffe girl, she is responsible to this office," Miss Projansky explained. "We'll probably wait a week or so and then assign a new reporter to the Herald...
Ross knows what he'll lose if he starts swinging. He would have to hire a Radcliffe stringer not accredited by the Press Board. "The situation has never arisen," says Miss Projansky. "That would have to be dealt with by the college. The girl wouldn't have our inside news sources. We probably wouldn't give her any releases...