Word: correctives
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With New York glittering below. The world, I am told, is full of those notes, always handwritten and lucid and spontaneous -- and always correct. "The notes were the way she was intimate" with outsiders, said a friend. The only insiders, really, were her family...
...this coherent account which the Left at Harvard seriously lacks. The various liberal groups at Harvard all work towards their individual goals, ignoring the concerns of their liberal brethren. Although his argument as a whole was flawed, William Tate Dougherty '94 was correct when he observed in a Crimson editorial ("Fighting Apathy," opinion, Feb. 2, 1994), that liberal groups at Harvard have not been there for each other...
...both jointly tenured in the Afro-American studies department and the Divinity school, we should not forget the essential role an independently strong Afro-American Studies department played in their appointments. Nor should we necessarily settle for one tenured female African American. This is not a matter of politically correct tokenism. A diverse faculty has influence within and beyond the classroom, sorely needed for the sake of balance...
Green, who delivered his letter in Person to The Crimson yesterday morning, wrote that he wished to correct any "erroneous impression" which might result from Rudenstine's statement being "taken out of context...
...difficult but correct decision for American society is to permit free speech, even speech that the majority does not like and may have negative consequences...