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...others, one had been a conscientious objector; another had got lucky with the draft; a third had been too old for Vietnam but was active in the antiwar movement. Though our circumstances had placed us in very different, even conflicting positions, nobody was of a mind to find fault with anyone else. Indeed, the other two veterans had both become pacifists some years back...
...choose to live around their friends who are Black have not done anything wrong. World peace, according to Kaufman's ludicrous analogy, is not dependent on where Black or white Harvard and Radcliffe students choose to live. If Whites feel uncomfortable living around Blacks and Latinos, this is their fault and not ours. We will not accept the blame for their insecurities. Further, the history of the United State and the world has shown the opposite. Blacks and Latinos have had more reason to fear hostility from a large group of whites, rather than the other way around. Victoria Kennedy...
...article fault's Harvard's French program for its departure from the traditional canon of French literature...
Dingman is not at fault. The College's disciplinary system has a responsibility to communicate with outside parties who are directly affected by our students' misbehavior. As chair of the subcommittee responsible for the case, Dingman acted responsibly in assuring Kane that the College was concerned and was taking action in this matter. On one hand, the staff calls for greater "openness" to the public. On the other, it inconsistently condemns contact with the D.U., an involved party. Perhaps the staff itself ought to realize that the final clubs, insofar as they concern Harvard, are part of the public whose...
...transcript of Ito's Wednesday afternoon meeting with Harris was released today. Although defense attorneys have accused the prosecution in the past few days of trying to sabotage the jury,TIME Los Angeles correspondent James Willwerthsays that the real problem lies with the guards: "This is the deputies' fault. There's no sophistication in how these people are being managed. They just respond rigidly to a situation, and they're treating these people like prisoners...