Word: integrationism
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“I’m just sad that most self-segregation is invisible,” Anadu says. “If you see a table full of white students, no one thinks anything.” She is not the only one to opine that putting the...
“As a school with a global interest, we need to have more connections with European economic trends, from European integration, to the Euro, to the growth of financial markets there,” said Professor Dwight B. Crane, head of HBS’ European Research Initiative.
The pamphlet chronicles the integration of male final clubs—how the undergraduate members of the Phoenix and the Fly have voted to allow women in but have yet to “punch” any female students.
Integration is one avenue to “democratizing” social space, as is the formation of women social clubs and sororities by students and the establishment of a women’s center by the University, according to RUS members.
The Harvard battles that have come to define his name in his neighborhood came only within the last dozen years. In earlier years Pitkin worked on neighborhood projects such as the controversial integration of the city’s technical and traditional high schools.