Word: correctives
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Jackson has said that she regrets having to sue Harvard, but she added that she feels an obligation to speak to help correct an institutional bias...
...Dewitt's case this need is especially pressing. You are absolutely correct in saying that taking seven courses was a bit foolish, mother dear, but fortunately Dewitt had the foresight to enroll in one of them pass fail. Also fortunately, several professors in addition to giving reading or writing assignments to help in preparing for final examinations have required or suggested the class view a film...
...this disquieting thought I close, with a salute to those courageous endurers who are committed to destroying apartheid in South Africa, and a question for dilettantes like myself, whose responses to the issue are studiously correct and sterile. If there were no South Africa to engage our ephemeral protest, would we not invent...
...quietly on the second floor and studied the subject or apartheid in South Africa were addressed by Deans Epps and Toy, and Chief Johnson of the H.U.P.D., Mr. Steiner chose to remain on the first floor of the building, unseen. It is ironic, providing that Crimson had the correct quotation, that Mr. Steiner feels that President Reagan's policy-making regarding future investments in South Africa would have anything to do with Harvard's longstanding portfolio in South Africa. And finally, it is monumentously [sic] ironic, if the Gazette quoted correctly, that President Bok is so presumptuous as to feel...
Steiner's statement is quoted incorrectly in Wednesday's extra. A correct version of the statement appeared in Thursday's regular issue of The Crimson...