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...National Association for Colored People would provide a more efficient framework in which to work for Negro advancement. With the departure of DuBois, Negro higher education fell almost totally under the influence of Booker T. Washington. Today the radicalism of DuBois finds its extension in SNCC (significantly, the SNCC Chairmanship is awarded annually to a student who will take off a year from school to work for civil rights "in the field"), while Washinton's emphasis on emulative technical proficiency provides the educational heritage of Morehouse and the other outstanding Negro colleges. The leaders of Negro higher education, pushed perhaps...
...since then Millionaire Winthrop Rockefeller, a transplanted New Yorker, has certainly paid heed to Orval's words. In fact, he has perhaps done too well at helping Arkansas redeem itself from poverty. For Democrat Faubus is now trying to oust Republican Rockefeller from the A.I.D.C. chairmanship...
...addition to his administrative duties, Poirier will teach a course in American literature and one in English literature since 1800. Attached to his Chairmanship will be the title of professor of English...
...have not written before in the CRIMSON. I am concerned with the unsigned articles of Feb. 25 and 26 about the election for the chairmanship of the HCUA. In the articles Rusty Taylor '65, is imputed with dishonorable election tactics and mismanagement of the Combined Charities Drive. I do not think this to be accurate reporting. As a former member of the HCUA, I have never had occasion to question Rusty's integrity. The success of the largest Combined Charities Drive in Harvard's history speaks for itself...
...state the source of the criticism against Taylor. Certainly the editorial of Feb. 25 discussed the HCUA elections under a responsible editorial heading that was in marked contrast to the shoddy journalism in the articles cited by my letter. The CRIMSON implication of power politics by candidates for chairmanship could cast a shadow over the HCUA that might weaken its solid reputation gained by tangible contributions to the Harvard students. These articles demonstrate the CRIMSON stepping beyond its role as reporters for the Harvard community and needlessly damaging the reputation of a candidate for another organization. Allen Terrell...