Dr. Abram L. Sachar, first president of Brandeis University, said today that the new Jewish-sponsored secular school of higher learning at nearby Waltham will begin operating “modestly” this fall with emphasis on “quality” for students and faculty.
Dr. Sachar told a press conference that he hopes close “personal relationship between undergraduates and professors will “develop almost into a tutorial ######### will be ######, he said, by keeping a numerical faculty-student ##################### while the residence of faculty members will be located ################### of the faculty for the freshman class has been select###################### by the ##### University trustees, he declared.
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