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Radcliffe alum group ponders change in name for Harvard graduates
News Wire article from: University Wire ...reference from its name and become simply the Radcliffe Association affection Harvard Graduates, the RCAA...yesterday.The group's roughly...graduated from Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges until...first class ...

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