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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...quick as his efforts to cure the CRP problem were, McCue says that the development of a faculty for the new department will probably begin in 1981-82, the year after the establishment of a curriculum. He adds that, logistically, the Design School will not be able to start the new urban planning program until CRP moves out of Gund Hall to facilities at the Kennedy School. And McCue does not expect CRP to be able to move out until 1982, when the Kennedy School finds room for them in their headquarters...
From that innocent start, the controversy has mushroomed in unending Malthusian cycles to the point where today two Quincy House juniors face grand jury indictments on felony charges that could bring them up to five years apiece in prison...
...answer was suggested the night of the stabbing by teacher's union head Susan Noonan-Forster: "It may be that we wait too long to start mixing kids--it may be that we need to expose them to other races before they get to high school...
...figured I'd better do it now, before I start enjoying work too much," explains Greis, who qualified for the U.S. amateur tournament last summer. Of the 164 golfers in the nation who qualified for the prestigious tourney, 100 were cut after the first day of competition. Greis was one of those early casualties. Asked if she remembers her score, Greis laughs and replies, "Yeah, I remember." But she won't volunteer the tally. She tells how everything was going well on the championship course at Memphis, Tenn., until she "rammed the approach shot on the ninth hole against...
Last year the alumni procession lasted 50 minutes, 20 minutes longer than scheduled. "The trouble spot was in front of Widener. People squeezed into one lane," Aloian, who serves on the Happy Committee, says. "This year, we'll aim for a crisper start to the parade, better movement, and wider lanes. We're going to try to keep the walkway wide--three abreast--to break the Widener bottleneck," he adds...