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...Others cite this easy access as one of cable'sprimary flaws...
Tucked away in your editorial about randomization at Harvard (March 18) are all the usual arguments. We've all heard them before. However, there is also one truly atrocious statement. As an example of declining sense of community, you cite the recent history of the Lowell House Opera...
Cohen went on to cite the council as particularly deficient in this area...
...Many cite history and science as this perfect merger of science and the humanities...
...going to assert that "Racism [Is] on the Rise," you should indicate the benchmark you use to measure the alleged increase. Isn't it rather that omnipresent racist attitudes have manifested themselves in racist behavior? In the course of the article, you cite as evidence of increasing racism "a record 72,000 complaints of discrimination filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission last year." That figure is for 1985; the 1986 total is 68,822. These numbers reflect discrimination in all EEOC enforcement areas, based not only on race but also on religion, age, national origin and sex. Age discrimination...