Word: programing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...group of Faculty members in a sense constitute themselves into one and asked Ford and the Faculty to legitimize the group. This is the case of a small special committee on Ukrainian Studies. Such a committee may eventually become a standing committee and begin a degree program in an area like that...
...reports from: a) a committee to study the future of Harvard's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, b) a committee on the condition of Harvard's existing athletic facilities, c) a committee on the future of the Harvard House system, d) a committee on creating a program of Afro-American studies at Harvard, e) a committee on the uses of computers in Harvard instruction, and f) a sub-committee of the established Committee on Houses which took up the impact the opening of a 10th Harvard House in 1969 will have on the existing Houses and on off-campus...
...list groups. Actually the CEP was doing little more than validating what it found to be the evolutionary development of Independent Study. It had originally been intended as course reduction to accommodate eccentric schemes of the college's best students, but now about 300 students per term use the program to take oneman courses and there is little logic to restricting this opportunity to the best students...
Harvard's varsity athletic program always wins more games than it loses. Each winter, in his annual report, President Pusey acknowledges this achievement, extolling the "gay and serious" jocks for maintaining the best overall winning percentage among the Ivies since the League got started formally over a decade...
...basic research in utilitarian terms. "In a highly unquotable fashion," comments one Center member, "the function of the Center is to undermine bullshit." Joint Center studies supply data of the sort that, when supplied by the government, is highly unreliable and political. Center members are able to evaluate government programs from a more-or-less neutral position. (The most controversial policy study--The Federal Bulldozer, done by Martin Anderson--was a slashing criticism of the urban renewal program...