Word: gelfman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that University divestiture is the answer for helping end the evil apartheid system which every decent American deplores. However, if SASC seriously wants to take a meaningful act that would certainly impact the University, instead of a purely symbolic gesture, they should organize a self-divestment plan. Peter T. Gelfman...
...exercise regimen or provide encouragement. No one knows how many of those who are initially eager eventually throw in the towel. According to one survey this year, only 20% of buyers of home devices remain steady users. "The biggest problem with doing this stuff is boredom," says Attorney Robert Gelfman, 54, who pedals a bike in his Scarsdale, N.Y., home three or four times a week. His solution: placing a book on an adjacent music stand. Says Gelfman: "I've gotten through all the Winston Churchill volumes on the Second World War, and I just finished the Jane Austen novels...
...indeed complex and that students can benefit from further examination and discussion of the South African dilemma. The Institute of Politics will be sponsoring two more panel discussions on South Africa--I hope the rest of the Harvard community, it not The Crimson will be present. Peter T. Gelfman...
...divest of its holdings in companies which do business there. Organizers of Saturday's event said they wanted to present a forum that could provide background information for the "average student who has heard of the issue but doesn't know that much about it." SAC Chairman Peter T. Gelfman '85-'86 said...
...Harvard students may not be as committed as people think but at least there were some who were interested enough to come down and learn about the issue. There's more to South Africa than standing in front of [President] Derek Bok's office and calling him names." Gelfman said...