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Xavier Gutierrez '95, who is co-president of the Mexican-American student association Raza, said that the book's conclusion "shows that in this day and age people are just trying to prove that genetically, some individuals are inferior to others...
...When something like this comes out I think it's positive because it shows people that biases still exist," Gutierrez said. "Prejudices still exist and people still have the conception that there are inferior traits in certain people...
Coaching an inferior team inside a hostile stadium. Durban figured that he was better off playing conservatively, even boringly, if that would give his side the best chance of a favorable result at the end of the day. And if you remember the 1990 World Cup, this doctrine was the rule rather than the exception in Italy, where a team like Argentina could reach the finals by playing to win penalty shootouts at the end of 0-0 or 1-1 draws, as happened twice...
...Inferior Columbia and Fairfield squads have tied the Crimson despite having been horribly outshot only because they took advantage of a couple of Harvard defensive lapses. UConn 1 Harvard...
...well, maybe a cut above Yugos and Trabants and the like, but not by much. Even their makers now admit that American compacts have been, for the most part, junk. Listen to Ford's Jerry Auth, a marketing executive: "Small cars built by Ford, GM and Chrysler were considered inferior -- and they were." Says Chrysler's Walter Battle, a planning manager: "They were regarded as basically underpowered, and maybe not safe." No wonder Detroit accounted for only 40% of the U.S. small-car market...