Word: offing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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In April 1970, as a result of discussions with committees of the Faculty of Arts and Selences and after consultation with President Bunting, President Pusey appointed a committee consisting of two Fellows of Harvard College, Francis H. Burr and Hugh Calkins, two Radcliffe Trustees, Mrs. Carl J. Gilbert and Mrs...
The members of the Committee have carefully considered the various reports which have been issued upon this subject in the past year, and have talked with many of those most concerned. We found that, while opinion was sharply divided on some issues, there was substantial agreement on other points, which...
Our basic conclusions can be briefly stated. A total merger of Radcliffe College into Harvard University is not desirable at this time. Most of the advantages of merger can be obtained under the arrangements we propose below. At the same time these arrangements avoid the primary drawbacks, in particular the...
We join the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in its "commitment to the full and equal participation of Radcliffe students in the intellectual and social life of the University." We urge that a similar commitment be made by Harvard for the full and equal participation in the intellectual and social...
There are strong reasons for revising the relationship between the institutions rather than awaiting the selection and settling in of a new President of Harvard: (1) the residence of Harvard students in Radcliffe Houses and dormitories, and vice versa, makes the continued administrative separation of residential services cumbersome and illogical...