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Born in Toronto, Canada, Buckley earned his bachelor??s degree from the University of Toronto in 1939, and did his post-graduate work at Harvard, where he earned his doctoral degree...
...graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a bachelor??s degree from Columbia...
...belies the disparities within this diverse group. While a significant proportion of Asians living in America have attained success through higher education, it is entirely misleading to aggregate them all into one homogenous group. According to a 1993 U.S. Bureau of the Census report, the proportion of those with bachelor??s degrees ranged from 65.7 percent among American males of Indian descent to 3.0 percent among American women of Hmong descent, compared with 23.3 percent for the total male population and 17.6 percent for the total female population in the United States...
After graduating with a bachelor??s in psychology in 1928, Chauncey returned to Harvard the next year to serve as assistant dean of the Faculty and chair of the scholarship committee. He also coached the varsity football and baseball teams until the mid-1930s...
...Discovery Channel’s take on reality TV romance resulted in a much tamer tête-à-tête than is standard for shows like “The Bachelor?? or “elimiDATE.” The first date proved to be a multicultural learning experience, with the couple participating in a traditional tea ceremony at a Japanese Cultural Center followed by step dancing at an Irish-American club. In a happy coincidence, the night’s activities matched Totman’s passions—she studied in Dublin last spring...