Word: programing
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...Fund has already met one of its goals, obtaining $1 million in personal contributions from alumnae, an increase from 5000 to 6000 donors from last year, Millie Rahn, a Radcliffe publications officer, said yesterday. Organizers also hope to secure $3.5 million in program grants from foundations and corporations and $10 million for new endowments and capital improvement by 1983. It has received $9 million in these areas...
Harvard's Women's Studies program, which currently consists of a listing of courses offered in other departments is inadequate, according to a Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) pamphlet distributed this week. The field "remains unrecognized by the various departments," the pamphlet says. Elizabeth A. Einaudi '83, president of RUS and co-author of the pamphlet, said this week the lack of recognition results from the University's "long-standing bias against Women's Studies." But Judith A. Kates, coordinator of the committee on Women's Studies, said this week that bias isn't the problem. "There just hasn...
...this era of cutbacks and belt-tightening, not every budget is being reduced. The University will be able to distribute $300,000 more this year under the federally sponsored College Work-Study Program. The University received the extra money because government officials used as a base for calculating the grants the 1979-80 academic year, when Harvard received supplemental grants of $400,000 because other schools weren't spending all their allocated funds...
...brink of financial ruin, proclaimed itself a "regional power" and publicly crossed swords with Uncle Sam on the issue of El Salvador. Bust has turned to boom, and Mexico is now building its tallest buildings, making its first military purchases in years, and even considering an ambitious nuclear-power program. One government publication proudly proclaims that Mexico "is no longer a sleepy, south-of-the-border neighbor." In fact, everyone in Mexico City today seems to be in a hurry; the siesta, for all practical purposes, has ceased to exist...
...former K-School visiting committee member, Weinberger lunched with fellow speakers on the final day of a "Senior Managers in Government" program on August 13, but didn't stay to eat after the "National and International Security" discussions on August 28, said Kathleen Fox, an assistant to Graham T. Allison Jr. '62, dean of the K-School...