The "double presidency" continues. PresidentWilson has written her annual letter tofirst-years, and tours for prospective studentscontinue to tout the "dual citizenship" enjoyed byfemale undergraduates. Wilson and Rudenstinepressed the flesh at the First-Year Barbecue thisweekend.
Maybe no one will even notice that Radcliffe'sfuture is in flux.
When Adam M. Taub '02 was asked whether he wasaware of the current negotiations between Harvardand Radcliffe, Taub echoed the sentiments of manyof his classmates when he replied, "not until youjust said that."
That's exactly what Radcliffe wants to hear.
Name: Neil L. Rudenstine
Position: President, Harvard University
Strategies: Design interfacultyinitiatives, end confusion of theHarvard-Radcliffe relationship
Name: Linda S. Wilson
Position: President, Radcliffe College
Strategies: Preserve the spirit ofRadcliffe, end institutional ambiguities
Name: Jeremy R. Knowles
Position: Dean of the Faculty of Artsand Sciences
Strategy: Harness responsibility for allundergraduates without Radcliffe's intervention
Name: Nancy-Beth G. Sheerr '71
Position: Chairman of the Board,Radcliffe College
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