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Carlos R. Perez '91, a member of the Razasteering committee, echoed Visions '89's keynotespeaker Samuel Betances when he said that minoritygroups must communicate better and respect eachother's diversity...
Verba has written extensively on social, political and economic equality. Equality in America: The View from the Top, which Verba co-authored in 1985, analyzes how the inequalities inevitably arising from capitalism can be reconciled with the equality which must be the root of democracy...
Harvard's decisive surge came early in the second half. Having been victimized by a 13-0 Yale run in the first half, the Crimson must have taken good notes, because Harvard exploded for a 12-0 run of its own. James started things with a baseline jumper at 16:22, and Phillips found Fred Schernecker in the paint for an easy two. Two free throws by Schernecker and a three-point bomb by James forced a Yale timeout, but Phillips followed the pause with a three-pointer of his own to give Harvard a 52-48 lead...
...assume diversity is the motivation for the new system results in contradiction. Eliot, Adams, and Winthrop have refused to participate in the random lottery. Eliot and Adams suffer from the strongest stereotypes, and if the University wanted to ensure diversity in the house system, all of the houses must be required to participate. So the relatively diverse houses become more diverse, and the less diverse houses remain as they are. That some houses will not participate indicates that it is not just an issue of choice against diversity, for Harvard wants to preserve house sovereignty and encourage house diversity...
...lights must be quite powerful--the Crimson shot 57 percent from the field. Beth Chandler led all scorers with 23 points, Duncan had 14, and guard Heidi Kosh, continuing to improve her offense, added 13 points...