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...report listing and evaluating the present uses of all Radcliffe property, Nelson W. Aldrich '34 urged Radcliffe to build additional dorms on a scale not previously contemplated. President Bunting said yesterday that the college had originally planned only one more dormitory, to accommodate 120 students...
...long-range planning committee, chaired by President Bunting, will spend the next five months studying the report and collecting ideas from students, faculty, alumnae, and trustees. The group expects to present formal recommendations for improving the college's physical plant to the Radcliffe Council some time in February. After the Council has reviewed the Committee's suggestions, Aldrich and his staff will prepare a flexible plan to guide the future development of the college...
...moment, Mrs. Bunting commented, Radcliffe will concentrate on providing adequate facilities for the present enrollment. "Only after that is done, do we feel we can consider the question of expansion," she explained...
...preoccupation with nuclear competition with the Soviets tends to obscure our even more intractable conflicts with China. These first generation revolutionaries, engaged in the early stages of forced industrialization, seem less humane, and may have less reason to be frightened of nuclear war than the Russians: our present policy gives them incentives towards acquiring, through a reluctant ally or under their own steam, a nuclear "capability." Slim though the chances may be to influence China's internal political life, we must nevertheless seek to end Chin's international quarantine, initiate an exchange of people, ideas and goods, and bring...
...meet our present crisis, we must reorganize radically our approach toward life. We must replace blind response to political and economic pressures with an effort to shape our political and economic environment. We must create the means for the decentralized control by citizens over the essential parts of our society...