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Director of the Harvard Foundation S. Allen Counter Jr. will meet with the chancellor of City University of New York (CUNY) and other officials later this week to discuss whether he will agree to assume the presidency of Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, a CUNY source said yesterday...
Verba said that when the Affirmative ActionCommittee reconvenes in the fall it will meet withundergraduate and graduate students, facultymembers and department chairmen. "That would beour first agenda in the fall," he said...
...also because the problem weighs heavily on a heart that looks to a "society that will be more integrated and fair, where character will be the most important thing, where hearts don't require visas." He says his record wasn't an attempted crossover, but "more like a 'meet halfway.' People can relate to any music on earth provided they have a shot at listening...
Higher prices mean the dollar amount of agricultural exports could rise this year even as the actual volume may fall. Producers in Europe, South America and Australia will step in to meet the demand that U.S. growers fail to serve. Once those competitors gain market share, American farmers will have to struggle to reclaim it. That is just one more reason they are praying for rain and cheering every drop...
What Latin America knows is that people create one another when they meet. In the music of Latin America you will hear the litany of bloodlines: the African drum, the German accordion, the cry from the minaret. The U.S. stands as the opposing New World experiment. In North America the Indian and the European stood separate. Whereas Latin America was formed by a Catholic dream of one world, of meltdown conversion, the U.S. was shaped by Protestant individualism. America has believed its national strength derives from separateness, from diversity. The glamour of the U.S. is the Easter promise...