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...Lamont’s later hours also had more wide-ranging effects—more gates to Harvard Yard were kept open until midnight to accommodate upperclassmen using Lamont, and the student victory inspired Radcliffe students to demand later hours during their reading and exam periods as well...
...also served on committees to determine the government’s policies in a wide range of fields. Meteorology and atmospheric science have been a major focus of these projects, including a report he helped produce called Fair Weather, describing the policy issues raised by the tensions between private weather services. He also advised the government to build a new version of the deep-sea submarine, Alvin, that discovered the wreck of the Titanic, and has helped formulate the direction of America’s future in space...
...University is made for graduate education fellowships and chemistry research.12/19: The divinity school initiates second phase of a fundraising drive with $4M, receives $500,000 in a Sealantic grant. A day later, Harvard’s formula for determining financial need goes into nation-wide operation.2/1: Mark DeWolfe Howe ’28, professor of Law and Samuel H. Beer, professor of Government, denounce at a State House legislative hearing three pending bills aimed at preventing communists from teaching at universities in this state, and punishing institutions that employ them.2/2: Tenley Albright ’57 wins the Olympic Women?...
Although Adams House still provided Gold Coasters with high ceilings, fine finishings, and comfortable common rooms, a University-wide space crunch trailed the Class of 1956 through their graduation. During their senior year, the University launched a major physical expansion project that would produce 33 new buildings and 86 major renovations within the next decade. The University was then making do with seven Houses for its total undergraduate enrollment, which hovered around 4430 in the mid-fifties. For the first time since the founding of the House system in 1928, the College saw the return of seniors to the Yard...
...European package, according to drafts leaked to the media, will offer Tehran wide-ranging economic incentives, including the construction of a light-water nuclear reactor (which is difficult to use for bomb fuel) and the supply of reactor fuel. It would also offer Iran membership of a Gulf region security body whose principles include non-interference - a very roundabout way of addressing the issue of security guarantees...