Word: existing
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When Thomson Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield suggested at a forum last week that Harvard's Afro-American Studies department ought not exist, it may have seemed like a radical idea to the students present...
...concerned about what kind of power balance will exist at the end of the war," says William A. Graham, director of Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies...
...were the legacy of World War II collapsed in the face of ambiguity and defeat in Vietnam. Vietnam became a metaphor for futility, a symptom of the corrosion and corruption of the American dream. The notion of American decline, prefigured in Jimmy Carter's idea of national limits, could exist only in a people still demoralized by defeat in Vietnam...
...parallel between this war and the Vietnam War doesn't exist. People have tried to paint it [the Gulf war] with the Vietnam brush," Pinney says...
...keep alive within themselves the strength to love. As an African-American man new to the Harvard community but old to the family of world harmony and peace, I see that we have something special here at Harvard, miles ahead of the rest. I know that problems may exist of major proportions among people of color wanting their struggle to live on, and rightly it should, but I'm not looking for the negative. But there was a time. Arthur N. Robinson IV Library Security Cabot Science Library