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Bewildered and disappointed that we would not be able to hold the events we had planned, the SAS protested. We wrote a letter to the Harvard Foundation, requesting that they reconsider our grant application and investigate what we thought may have been a case of bias. Dr. Counter, the director of the Harvard Foundation, sent copies of our letter to Dean Knowles, Dean Jewett, and Dean Epps, whose committee on race relations oversees the Harvard Foundation...
...School students are going to be leaders making policy, and that is what makes issues like these all the more important--so that they don't go out into the world with a bias against anyone," Ramsdale said...
...Crimson. "I'm researching a spot on Boston, a snapshot of a city in the Clinton era," he told me. He wanted to hear from a Harvard student, and I met him the next day for an interview. With disclaimers about my Harvard-white-Jewish-left-of-center-journalist bias, I told him about our generation--the cynicism held over from Watergate, our tepid support for Clinton...
...Maybe some bias has come out of the old way of [hiring]," Berry said about predominance of male chefs...
...well as the paper's more recent coverage of City University of New York Professor Leonard Jeffries' visit to campus. The letter implies, in part, that Crimson writers had improper ties to Hillel. Counter's letter accused The Crimson of failing to report campus events accurately, of introducing bias in our news coverage and of unnecessarily highlighting controversy...