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Bureaucratic machinery at Harvard moves at a notoriously slow pace. We sincerely hope that proposals for reform in the training of teaching fellows will be accepted and implemented as quickly as possible. The benefits of good teaching belong not just to the next set of Harvard undergraduates, but to the undergraduates of today. At nearly $25,000 a year, we deserve no less...
...urge that everybody "assimilate" into this stifling melting pot. Assimilation is a frightening action call for me to digest the ways of someone else and becoming part of an "inherited culture" that does not belong...
...affected by its findings. Perhaps that's because faculty members realize that the true nature of the task force's mission is to conduct a thorough, fair review of the benefits package without any partisan "representatives" fighting for "workers' causes" and injecting political motivations where they don't belong...
...small and marginal political context. He grew in a swamp whose murderous sources are found here, and across the sea; they are foreign to Judaism...To him and to those like him we say: You are not part of the national democratic camp which we all belong to in this house, and many of the people despise you. You are not partners in the Zionist enterprise. You are a foreign implant. You are an errant weed. Sensible Judaism spits you out. You placed yourself outside the wall of Jewish Law. You are a shame on Zionism and an embarrassment...
Because we don't belong to a larger community ,we base our social lives on exclusionary social clubs and extracurriculars. Despite our rhetoric about openness and acceptance, few can honestly deny the 'cult' of The Crimson--the mystique that makes it just as intangible, incomprehensible and inaccessible to many Harvard students as any final club...