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Apology Was Correct...
...coping with grief and struggling to comprehend the official spin. A woman surnamed Feng sits on a low, wooden bench cradling the body of her 11-year-old son. All she knows is that he had been making firecrackers at the school for three years. Perhaps both versions are correct: students were assembling explosives and a deranged man ignited them. But mostly there is skepticism. And sadness. Zhu's account, concludes Zhang Weifang, is "completely untrue." But even the truth wouldn't bring back her young sister...
Fong captures the worst stereotypes of Asians (the meek male, the erotic female), which are neither correct, interesting or novel. It adds absolutely nothing to the discussion. Fong does complete disservice to multiculturalism. If his point is against self-segregation, he could write a more balanced piece without much effort. There are more Asian students at Harvard who assimilate into the larger community than those who do not, and the tendency to identify with one's own ethnic group holds true for every single ethnic group, including Caucasians, African-Americans, Hispanics, Russians, Jews and Arabs. What's wrong with that...
Finally, many colleagues were astounded that Williams allowed himself to be repeatedly portrayed as the sole survivor. Williams acknowledges that he failed to correct misinformed reporters...
...student said one first-year had provided a false name to the investigators and had been let go, but another Harvard first-year who was also carded said the investigators used their walkie-talkies to call into a database to verify that the name he provided was correct...