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The following excerpts are from a Crimson roundtable on affirmative action held last week with Mary Jo Bane, associate professor of Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government. Meldon Hollis, administrative aide in Harvard's affirmative action office, and Harvey C. Mansfield '53, professor of Government. Mark E. Feinberg...
Hollis: That's a useful question, because affirmative action has almost become a perjorative term. In its narrow sense, affirmative action is a policy required by federal contractors that has to do with employment. In a broader sense, I think it is social policy. If through an analysis of society...
Hollis: Where the tension in discussions tends to come is when some say that what affirmative action means is either an absolute preference or some sort of compensatory action over and beyond a neutral consideration of the factors. I would argue that in some instances, it is appropriate to go...
back to 1844, when Club, founded in 1795, cast a main in the role Bombastes Furioso, course, no female members. The play was given in Hollis 11 and the ovations for the man in the lowcut dress were so wild that the idea immediately became an institution.
Today, the Pudding show has grown to such proportions that Distaffina and the Hollis 11 crew would hardly recognize it. According to publicity manager Gloria R. Beck '85, this year's production has an overall budget of around $180,000, with $22,000 going to costume production and $9000 going...