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On May 2, 1975, the DuBois Institute Student Coalition (DISC) called in a sit-in at Massachusetts Hall. The sit-in was a culmination of many attempts to enter President Bok, Andrew Brimmer, and the DuBois Institute Advisory Board into a dialogue on the DuBois Institute. This letter explains the...
In December of 1973, a committee established by President Bok and chaired by his Special Assistant. Walter Leonard, released a proposal on the establishment of the DuBois Institute. This proposal was significant in its failure to mention student involvement in planning. Though the faculty voted on April 22, 1969, "that...
In response to these actions on the part of the Administration, the Harvard-Radcliffe Association of African and Afro-American Students (Afro), the Afro American Studies Department Concentrators. La Organization, the Organization for the Solidarity of Third World Students (OSTWS), the New American Movement (NAM), the February First Movement (FFM...
The theater's only meaningful triumphs are triumphs of illusion and not replication. After the curtain rises and the houselights dim, Harry Truman is no more real in theatrical terms than Hamlet or Willy Loman or Blanche DuBois.
DISC's five-hour sit-in in Massachusetts Hall's reception room a week ago is the result of years of dispute over the DuBois Institute for Afro-American Research--a dispute that may, with the sit-in, have reached its high-water mark.