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...said he was inclined to agree with this view, adding, "I do not believe our record and our conscience can be fully clear until we manifest our willingness to entertain a ROTC program on terms compatible with our usual institutional standards...
...said that he was "inclined to agree" with this opinion, and added, "I do not believe our record and our conscience can be fully clear until we manifest our willingness to entertain a ROTC program on terms compatible with our usual institutional standards...
...completion of the admissions and financial aid processes. Some women, particularly residents of the Radcliffe Quad, feel that Radcliffe is still significant as a source of humanism and creative education, and as the sole agency for the protection of women's interests. In fact, the "Radcliffe spirit" most clearly manifest in the lifestyle at the Quad, is less a function of the corporation than of the residents, the more equal ratio of men to women and the physical plant. The vision of Radcliffe as a potent agency for women is, as even its adherents admit, more a dream than reality...
...fact that Israel has "grown and prospered," though surrounded by enemies, is not, as you described it, "something of a miracle" [April 30]. Israel's continued prosperity is instead a result of the successful combination of Manifest Destiny and technological superiority directed against the underdeveloped, poorly organized indigenous population of Palestine. Americans should be only too familiar with this sort of "miracle," since our own history with regard to the American Indians is in many ways similar to the conflict between Israel and the people of Palestine...
...historical context of the status of women at the University and in society at large, resounds with naivete and immaturity. Is it a joke that women have been discriminated against in education and in many meaningful and important occupations? Is it funny that many intellectually gifted women fail to manifest their talents because they (rightly) fear social rejection? Or that the University perpetuates the inequalities of society by a lopsided admissions policy? Or that until recently the law would not allow women control over their own bodies? Or that primitive taboos and male ego-centricism have inhibited even the development...