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- Former HBS faculty member, Ford executive, and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (MBA '39) wins first Alumni Achievement award; investment banker Albert Gordon (MBA '25) and consulting-firm pioneer Marvin Bower (MBA '30) win first Distinguished Service awards.
- 32 terminals are installed in Baker to give students 24-hour access to computers
- A second HBS Club -- in The West and Wales -- is established in the U.K.
- Bertrand Fox steps down as Director of Division of Research; is succeeded by Lawrence Fouraker
- C. Roland Christensen initiates a series of annual seminars for doctoral students on case-method teaching
- Coleman Professorship, honoring investment banker Sylvan Coleman (MBA '28) is established; Eli Shapiro is named first incumbent
- Cotting House is dedicated in December
- Entering MBA class includes 27 students from "underprivileged backgrounds," up from 3 in the entering class 2 years earlier; Baker confirms that faculty's 1958 vote calls for a diverse entering class
- Faculty authorizes an experimental AMP session to run 6 weeks in summer of 1968 and a second 6 weeks in summer of 1969
- Focus of HBS fundraising shifts from AMP building to financing expansion of faculty
- Harding Professorship, honoring financier William Harding, is established
- Henry Arthur publishes Tropical Agribusiness Structures and Adjustments
- In response to student and faculty demands that HBS do more about Vietnam and the "Negro question," Baker writes that the job of HBS is to "preserve and enhance the climate" that allows the pursuit of truth
- Paul Lawrence (with Tagiuri, Barnett, and Dunphy) publishes Behavioral Science Concepts in Case Analysis
- Philips Professorship, honoring manufacturer Jesse Philips, is established; Richard Dooley is named first incumbent
- Ray Goldberg publishes Agribusiness Coordination
- School runs special summer session to accommodate students called up by the draft or for reserve service; 85 students enroll
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