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University President Neil L. Rudenstine expressed his support for the work of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) as he welcomed the group to its third-annual Harvard-based conference yesterday...
...said he shares the NAACP's worries about legal challenges to affirmative action...
...conference will bring together senior Harvard Faculty members from the business and law schools and NAACP leaders for three-days of workshops and study...
Charles J. Ogletree, Climenko professor of law at Harvard Law School, introduced the dignitaries present at the event, including NAACP Chair Julian Bond and other board members...
...gung-ho to adopt a get-tough attitude toward a perceived rise in juvenile crime, is currently considering legislation to make it easier for violent juvenile offenders to be tried as adults. At the same time that the report was released, leaders of such minority advocacy groups as the NAACP and the Urban League issued requests for Congress to both hold off on the legislation and free up to $100 million in funds for the Justice Department to crack down on discriminatory practices. And there's reason to think politicians will listen: After years of celebrating declining crime rates...