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- "Harvard Business School Fund," operated by alumni, is created to receive donations to HBS for unrestricted use
- Faculty votes in May to accept the Committee on Educational Policy's recommendations to continue AMP, and to "aid and encourage other universities" offering similar programs for "the experienced man"
- HBSA is granted tax-exempt status as educational association
- John Glover and Ralph Hower publish The Administrator
- Massachusetts passes "Fair Educational Practices Act," banning discrimination; HBS is already largely in compliance
- Neil Crone is hired as "physician to the Graduate School of Business Administration" and assistant professor
- Subcommittee on the MBA Program submits reports to full faculty; review and debate begins
- With Harvard's permission, David describes a "Twenty Million Dollar Program" to build School's endowment
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