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Soc Rel Gets A Permanent Administrator
George W. Goethals '43, lecturer on Social Relations, has been named permanent associate chairman of the Social Relations Department, David
Study Probes Girls' Minds After College
In an attempt to determine why "women's intellectual achievements seem to go to seed" after college, a distinguished female psychiatrist
I Was a Radcliffe Cheerleader...and Lived to Tell the Tale
I was a Radcliffe cheerleader. Now that mays sound strange, because the two are obviously mutually exclusive. A Radcliffe girl
Law School's Toepfer Quits Admissions Post
The man who has directed admissions at the Law School for 17 years will leave Harvard to become dean of
'Cliffe To Let 20 Girls Live Off in Spring
Radcliffe officials announced yesterday they will let a few students live in private apartments on an experimental basis next semester.
Labor Dispute Seems Imminent for 'Cliffe
Six Radcliffe night watchmen and college administrators appear to be headed toward a bitter labor dispute. It was announced last
Legend Loses Lengthy Lines
When the marquee in front of the Brattle announces To Have and Have Not and the line doesn't stretch twice
Summer School's Expansion Threatens Classroom Space
Predictions about the weather often wrong; so also are predictions about the Red Sox chances winning the pennant, and Long
Three One-Act Plays
It's hard to understand why three such different plays have been combined into one program at the Experimental Theater. No
Students Will Not Be Drafted To Fill Bigger Army Quotas
Draft boards will have to call 19-year-olds as a result of the increase in the draft call announced yesterday by
Radcliffe Graduates 249 At 83rd Commencement
249 members of the Radcliffe Class of 1965 were "admitted to the fellowship of the educated" at the college'es 833rd
Don't Let Creativity Die, Says Thimann
"Creative energy is you; no person or circumstance can stifle it unless you let it," Kenneth V. Thimann, Higgins Professor
Hoffmann, Defense Dept's Ellsberg Disagree on Withdrawal in Vietnam
"The Administration's present policy in Vietnam raises--to be polite--certain questions," Stanley H. Hoffmann, professor of Government, commented last night at
"You Rioted Sunday? Tell Me About It..."
Reading period riots represent a of Oedipal rebellion," according member of the Soc Rel department. Kenneth J. Gergen, chairman of
Time' Examines Ivy League Rejects; Glimp Calls Assertions Uninformed
I've been shafted by society," said the young man (who father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and great-great-grandfather had all gone to Harvard)
