Summer 1997
Sheerr, Wilson and Rudenstine meet for the first time to discuss the future of the relationship. Informal chats soon follow.
Fall and Winter 1997
Recognizing the long road ahead, Rudenstine says that Radcliffe must complete its own planning process first.
March 1998
Sheer produces an initial proposal. It is considered too ambitious by Harvard.
May 1998
Sheerr puts forth a new, more limited plan. Rudenstine sees it as a step for ward.
June 1998
A first informal meeting between some members of both the Harvard's Corporation and the Radcliffe Board of Trustees takes place.
August 1998
Discussions begin in earnest.
September 1998
Many think a deal is imminent. The Institute's financial structure, its mission statement and its faculty appointment policies are resolved. Outstanding issues include Radcliffe's role in undergraduate life, property, fundraising and governance.
Dec. 6, 1998
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