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Blue came to Harvard on a scholarship with the intent of going on to Harvard Law School. "I wanted to be the black Clarence Darrow...I was going to start freeing all the people who didn't belong in jail," he says. Impressed with the sermons he heard at Appleton Chapel and Memorial Church here, Blue decided he might help people from the pulpit, and enrolled in Yale Divinity School. But while preaching a funeral sermon there, Blue realized that the ministry was not his calling. "I suddenly realized what a mystery life is, and that I didn't have...
...whether the radicals will have any success in changing the way things are run at the Law School. Right now, they don't seem to be having much success, just as radicals there have had little success in the past. Maybe the answer is that radicals just don't belong at the Harvard Law School, truly a bastion of the status quo. But for now they sound like they want to go on fighting. Maybe in the end they'll be able to do something--to change the shape of their education so that it answers what they...
...always act--which is a little bit crazy--and people accept it. Even preppies aren't put off, the way they would be at a lunch table. Yeah, even tight-ass people. At night, people are more laid back. So I feel there are actually people who belong to my race. During the day, I feel like I'm from another race...
...identify with these strangers. The universal emerges out of the unfamiliar and sometimes bizarre particulars and communicates to us. "Guests From Afar" is recognizable as an official reception anywhere. The powdered expressions of "Court Attendants in Procession" don't mask their humanity and individual identity. The thoughts of each belong to the observer out of time, not only the Chinese of their own epoch. Most intimate of all, surprisingly, is another ritual, a formal "Procession to the Towers." In this panoply of costume, only faces speak...
Additionally, Leonard spent tremendous amounts of time with students, in counseling and discussions of their aims and goals. "In a period when black students here felt in a strange environment, he managed to give them the feeling that they belong here, that they had entitlements. It was not easy to do," the administrator said...