May 8
After a 21 day occupation of Mass. Hall, the sit-in ended with Harvard agreeing to form a new committee to study labor issues at Harvard. This committee will include two undergraduates selected by the Undergraduate Council.
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May 16
In an effort to increase first-year interaction with faculty members, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will double the number of Freshmen Seminars offered next year. Also the report by the Faculty suggests that a number of structural changes be made to the seminars such as allowing seminars to count for concentration or core credit.
May 21
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