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...During the '80s, Harvard divested in South Africa and apartheid. Now, there is a growing class divide at home," said Jean Alonso '59, a member of Harvard and Radcliffe Alumni for Affordable Housing (HARAAH). The vigil, which was sponsored by a coalition of student, alumni and community groups, was the first of two demonstrations planned for December. A second vigil will be held at Holyoke Center next week...
Committee member William Alonso '54, Saltonstall professor of population policy, said a concentration would not be practical because of the great cultural differences between the peoples of Latin America...
...center will also lack some of the powers of a concentration, such as appointing or promoting faculty members, Alonso said...
...committee currently has direct connections with Complutense University in Spain and the government of Ecuador, which allow faculty research in both those countries, Alonso said...
Farther down the avenue, Baldomero Alvarez Rios, 70, shakes his head. "The problem with young people in Cuba today," he says, "is that they have no idea what it was like before the revolution." His wife Maria Luisa Vina Alonso, 67, nods solemnly. Before 1959 they were members of what Maria calls the petite bourgeoisie, but then Baldomero's revolutionary fervor turned him into a party-line journalist. They worked all over the country and even abroad, spreading Castro's word in receptive capitals like Santiago and Mexico City...