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Winthrop Rooms Stuffed; Guest Suite Converted
Overcrowding in Winthrop House has forced the House to put undergraduates in its guest suite and to put an extra
Farmer Urges Negro Political Activity
"The only thing that surprises me about Watts is that there have been so few Wattses," James Farmer, National Director
Pusey Names Gunness New Aid Director
Peter K. Gunness '57, assistant director of Admissions and Freshman scholarships, has been appointed director of the College's Financial Aid
Committee Votes Later Parietals After Games
House parietal hours for Saturday nights after home football games will be extended until midnight next year. In houses in
HUC Accepts Controversial House Report
The Harvard Undergraduate Council yesterday voted to accept a committee report calling for the use of computers as tabulators in
Alphand Urges NATO Alliance Changes
Herve Alphand, the French Ambassador to the United States, Inst night urged that NATO and the Atlantic alliance be "radically
Trottenberg Discloses Plans for Tenth House
Arthur D. Trottenberg '48, assistant dean of the Faculty for Resources and Planning, yesterday disclosed some of the features which
Professor at Med School Quits as Hospital Chief
Dr. Robert J. Glaser '40, professor of Social Medicine and head of a $50 million teaching hospital complex planned for
HCUA Splits; 62% OK Plan As Few Vote
By a vote if 1278-777, the college has replaced the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs with a two-body student government.
Oops! HCUA Fails to Hold Vote in Eliot
Effective student government at Harvard got off to an inauspicious start last night as no vote was taken in Eliot
Today's Vote Will Disclose Fate of HCUA
The college will decide in a referendum today whether or not to adopt the two-body student government proposed by the
'68 Pressure Forces Constitution Change
Bowing to the pressure from the freshmen, the HCUA agreed last night to give them more representation in the proposed
Commission Asks Anti-Bias Group For More Action
A commission appointed by Governor Peabody '42 to study the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination issued a report Monday urging that
HCUA Committee Report Endorses Constable Gen Ed Recommendations
The Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs voted last night to accept a report from its committee on educational policy endorsing
