Word: california
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After the fervor of the late 1960s, the 1970s ushered in yet a new white backlash to the "affirmative action" policies. Harvard's policy, documented and celebrated as "ideal" by the Supreme Court's 1974 Bakke v. California case, was to maintain its admissions system, but shift away from the language of affirmative action altogether...
...While Glazier became involved in the Phillips Brooks House Association immediately after graduation, traveling to Africa, he now works as a lawyer in California. He says trying to find a middle ground in 1969 left him with a distrust of any radicals...
While Glazier became involved in the PhillipsBrooks House Association immediately aftergraduation, traveling to Africa, he now works as alawyer in California. He says trying to find amiddle ground in 1969 left him with a distrust ofany radicals...
...went to a football game last year and there were almost no undergrads," says Parry, who has been a Harvard admissions representative for Southern California. "Students today are more fragmented in terms of their time, because they are far more serious about their grades and studying. Going to a football game isn't as high on a student's agenda...
...went to a football game last year and there were almost no undergrads," says Parry, who has been a Harvard admissions representative for Southern California. "Students today are more fragmented in terms of their time, because they are far more serious about their grades and studying. Going to a football game isn't as high on a student's agenda...