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...Green. Leading off the inning for Harvard, Whitton walked to the plate and calmly took her batting stance. With a solid contact, Whitton lifted the ball over the fence. The home run not only put her team up 5-4, but lifted Whitton past former teammate Deborah Abeles ’00 on the school’s career home run list...
...intrigued by "Yet a Stranger: Why Black Americans Sill Don't Feel at Home" (Warner; May) by syndicated columnist Deborah Mathis, whose work appears in USA Today. "Forty years after the civil rights movement, not only does racism still exist but it's become even more insidious for having gone underground, argues Mathis. This more virulent strain of discrimination, less blatant, and therefore harder to confront, pervades American society to the extent that black Americans feel defensive and uncomfortable in their own country...
...Committee on Degrees in Special Concentrations has been “making Harvard” for a handful of students since its founding in 1971. According to Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Education Deborah Foster, a Folklore and Mythology professor who also heads the special concentration program, a special concentration is ideal for students whose “academic interests don’t fall squarely within one discipline.” In the 1980s, the discipline served many students interested in Latin American studies. More recently, in the wake of Clinton-era cumbersome health care proposals, a swath of students...
...enforcement of US drug policies is counterproductive and discriminates against minorities, Deborah J. Small of the Drug Policy Alliance told an audience at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) yesterday...
...previous study by Matthew Miller, Deborah Azrael and Hemenway, published in the March edition of the Journal of Urban Health, noted that women are more likely to be murdered by a gun in regions of the U.S. where firearms are more prevalent...