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...shoulders of Third World students. Majority students must make an effort to explore the possibilities of the Foundation, and administrators and Faculty must make a commitment to sufficient funds and participation. Giving the Foundation an accessible and permanent home would be a good start toward that end. The long-run goal of the Foundation and, we hope, all related Harvard actions, is better race relations, and that is both admirable and necessary if the University's much-vaunted goal of "diversity" is to be meaningful...
...shoulders of Third World students. Majority students must make an effort to explore the possibilities of the Foundation, and administrators and Faculty must make a commitment to sufficient funds and participation. Giving the Foundation an accessible and permanent home would be a good start toward that end. The long-run goal of the Foundation and, we hope, all related Harvard actions, is better race relations, and that is both admirable and necessary if the University's much-vaunted goal of "diversity" is to be meaningful...
...gains and losses--often hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars. But for the people who manage Harvard's $1.7-billion endowment, such ups and downs elicit only the slightest arch of an eyebrow during a perusal of the Sunday stock tables. What matters to them is the long-run...
...Even long-run policy formulation will not suffer badly during the next month or so while Reagan is convalescing. Reason: the Administration decided from the start to make the economic program of spending and tax cuts its top priority, and that program is well advanced. Says one White House aide: "There are peaks and valleys in decision making. If this had happened on Feb. 10, we would have been in a totally different situation. Now, for the time being, the economic decisions are already made...
...delay action on the embargo. The President-elect might well leave it in force at least temporarily as a way of helping to dissuade the Soviets from interfering in Poland. That decision would not please farmers, who continue to protest the boycott on the grounds that such tactics hurt long-run sales because they drive customers like the Soviet Union to other, more reliable suppliers. But few farmers can still contend that the embargo seriously hurts their profits. Indeed, the outlook for the American farmer has seldom seemed brighter. Prices have been rising fast, and the market for U.S. grain...