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...HARVARD is to heal recent campus tensions and go beyond numerical diversity to ease the frictions caused by difference, it must change the current "policy" of dealing with race and cultural relations...
Rudenstine said the University should act onthe student concerns. "It troubles me deeply, andI think that we, as an institution, have to thinkabout ways to mitigate and heal much of that...
Thus the theme that emerges is one of transformation, of healing. The minor characters hope the sun's warmth will cure their ills; Bernard's family must heal a rift within itself. Bernard himself must try to reconcile his waning faith in God and to heal his loneliness...
...York City than Jesse Jackson. No one has spoken more clearly than Jackson about the unmitigated catastrophe that the Reagan/Bush years have been for New York and other American cities. No one speaks more passionately then Jackson about the need for groups like Blacks and Jews to heal their differences and join together in pursuit of common goals...
...mistake that he will not repeat. But his explanation of why he did it sounds distressingly lame: he and his hosts were in a hurry, and it was the only place they could reach in time. Nobody thinks Clinton is a racist; his pledges to try to heal white-vs.-black enmity are among the most attractive aspects of his campaign -- especially in contrast to past Republican appeals to whites' racial fears. But the episode does suggest even to some friendly observers that Clinton may consider himself above the restraints that apply to other people. He knows...