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Harvard women's guide more than a year behind schedule

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From: University Wire
Date: 20011018
Author:Juliet J. Chung

Juliet J. Chung
University Wire
10-18-2001
(Harvard Crimson) (U-WIRE) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- More than a year after its projected completion date, "The Women's Guide to Harvard" has not yet made it to a printing press.

The guide, the first student-written and edited book detailing the experience of women at Harvard University, was originally supposed to be distributed to the Class of 2004.

Its editors then said, last spring, that the book would be finished in time to distribute to the Class of 2005 at registration this year.
But despite an undisclosed amount of money from the Ann Radcliffe ...

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