Word: mass
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Harvard Hillel Society last night elected Nathaniel Leff '59 of Dunster and Brookline, Mass., as president...
Arthur Nelkin '59 of Kirkland and Great Neck, New York, was elected vice-president, and Laurence Jacobs '60 of Lowell and West Roxbury, Mass., became secretary-treasurer...
...club members: "It is enough to make the angels weep to see a great mass of America's wealthy and better-class sons full of zeal and fire with interest in the surging hundreds of the sisterhood of shame and death...
...personal fitness for Harvard life, the admissions committee seeks a cultural cross-section which will enrich the University. Thus the great cry for diversity. In order to fulfill this ideal, the office must choose a greater percentage of those who apply from minority groups than from the more homogeneous mass, other factors being equal. This quest for diversity is hampered when means of recognizing differences are abolished. The Indian or Negro would find his chances better, if a picture broadcasts his distinction, than if left to the law of averages. Harvard as a whole benefits from this sort of favoritism...
Other Pierian Sodality electees are: Daniel M. Musher '59 of New York and Kirkland, vice-president; Harlow Russell, III '60 of Winchester, Mass. and Eliot, treasurer; Paul H. Riesman '60 of Chicago, III. and Adams, Secretary...