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Still, it remains to be seen if the moral appeal implicit in this book will evoke a response from "the land of the thief and the home of the slave," as DuBois called it; partly because, as an Indian woman who had been on Alcatraz told me recently, "People are...
In cities like Montgomery, Atlanta and Washington, the black middle class has always been able to establish institutions of superior education for its own. High schools like Washington's Dunbar and, to a lesser degree, Atlanta's Booker T. Washington, which King attended, and those in other Southern cities where...
Since the Tigers' Ray DuBois scored first Saturday at 0:34, the Crimson didn't go ahead to stay until midway through the quarter on a play that typified Princeton's efforts that afternoon. Harvard defenseman Chris Doyle threw a long clearing pass downfield, and Princeton goalie Alex Stuart, a...
The first group of applicants the committee admits, the report says, are those "of recognizable brilliance." "These are men whose intellectual promise seems to be beyond and apart from the usual measure of scores and grades-a potential William James, Percy Bridgeman, T.S. Eliot, W.E.B. Dubois, Norbert Wiener or Robert...
The library is being financed by a grant from the Afro-American Studies Fund which was set up by Albert L. Nickerson '33, a Fellow of Harvard College. It will eventually become part of the W.E.B. DuBois Institute which is planned as a research center for Afro-American Studies.