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Diversity at the K-School...
...political glitterati and hordes of students who filled the audience were--for the most part--similarly drawn by the magnetic rays of the cathode tube. No more discriminating than the dining worker, they flocked for Carville and McCurry because they recognized their names and knew their faces. The K-School simply doesn't get that kind of turnout even for cabinet members...
...must agree fully with your low assessment of Harvard's fitness center in your editorial "Improve the MAC; K-School Out" (March 3). But while you did not go on to advocate blocking automatic Kennedy School access, I and fellow classmates were disturbed by the headline you chose to run. Kennedy School students come from public service backgrounds and go on to successful public lives which more often than not earn them far lower salaries than the other graduates of this University...
...Kennedy School's recent decision to include in next year's tuition price the $90 some of its students currently pay to use the FAS-owned MAC, a move which will open up the fitness facility to all K-School students, will no doubt make the odiferous and moist work-out areas even more overcrowded. We are disheartened by this step, but it is yet one more reminder of the facility's short-comings. As such, it only serves to underscore the fact that the MAC has, for some time, been an embarrassment to Harvard...
Surely the K-School still retains its liberal credentials. After all, it did bring Hillary Clinton (the It-Takes-A-Village-"socialist") and Jesse Jackson (who's as liberal as you get) to speak this fall. And the K-School did bring back Clinton policy adviser Ellwood and recruit establishment preserver/reformer William Julius Wilson. Maybe the K-School is simply following the winds of national change for fear of irrelevance. Hopefully, that fear will not cause it to lose its ordinary reasonableness for some temporary gain in popularity. The inclusion of perspectives necessary to open debate is one thing...