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...nature of the presumed backlash was most succinctly summarized by an only partly ironic Ben Stein, a Los Angeles lawyer and economist whose E-mail to a New York Times columnist was quoted on that paper's op-ed page last Wednesday: "When O.J. gets off," he wrote, "the whites will riot the way we whites do: leave the cities, go to Idaho or Oregon or Arizona, vote for Gingrich... and punish the blacks by closing their day-care programs and cutting off their Medicaid." This grim vision was precisely what politicians feared to articulate. If they benefited from...
...speech, Harold frequently referred to Abraham Lincoln, the dinner’s namesake, comparing his efforts to reach out to minority leaders to the attempts of the most recent RNC Chairman, Ed Gillespie...
With so much student support, Radcliffe president Mary I. Bunting and several House masters proposed co-residential housing. But then-Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey ‘28 insisted that co-ed housing would not happen unless Harvard had full control over the Radcliffe girls, which meant an institutional merger...
Radcliffe alumnae worried about preserving their alma mater’s female focus, but most controversial was the possibility of co-residency. Alumni from both schools worried about dating, orgies, and, most of all, about the possibility of having co-ed bathrooms in the Quad. “Everybody seemed to be much more worried about the bathrooms than the bedrooms,” Lewis says. “They definitely had their attention in the wrong place...
...were among the casualties of co-ed living,” he jokes. There were many other casualties...