Word: nathaneal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...increasingly being challenged in the name of pseudo-science: Bernard Davis's attack on Afro-American Medical School graduates as unqualified; Arthur Jensen's appointment to the American Association for the Advancement of Science despite the proven fraudulence of the basis of much of his work on intelligence inheritability; Nathan Glazer's attacks on Affirmative Action as "Affirmative Discrimination." And there are endless additional examples from the national and international scene. Within this context the Lampoon would have us accept their portrayal of Afro-American people as innocent. It seems that "ignorant" would be a better word. The Lampoon...
...Radcliffe women, the University's traditional orientation towards wealthy, white males did not change. Roberta Benjamin, a member of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, summed up Harvard's attitude toward women when she stated that the 1960's was "a time when then-Harvard President Nathan Pusey could declare that Harvard could accept no additional women because Harvard's job was to train leaders, and guess who that didn't mean." F. Skiddy von Stade, dean of Freshmen, later said of women in the 1969 strike, "they were so insolent, the worst of the bunch...
...seniors, are: Eleni M. Constantine, Nathan E. Fagre, Donald P. Kanak Jr., Mathew A. Malkan, James M. Radner, and Jonathan H. Zeitlin...
Incentive Lack. Among economists, Liberal Robert Nathan, a member of TIME's Board of Economists, and Conservative Paul McCracken, former chief adviser to President Nixon, found themselves unlikely allies in calling the program too small to give the economy the push it needs. Some bankers and businessmen were displeased that the program contains no specific incentive for investing more in new plant and equipment. Says Eugene Birnbaum, chief economist for the First National Bank of Chicago: "This tax package is appalling to me. We would be better off without stimulus than with one so badly formed...
...stand at a time of ideological and political onslaught upon the gains of women and minorities led, in many cases, by the ideologues of racism and sexism at Harvard. In their ideological plans to invalidate AA, they are in effect calling for its abolition. In publications and lectures, Nathan Glazer propagates the view that AA is an instrument of unfairness. He bases his views on what he interprets as the progress of individual blacks into the system as a result of bootstrap pulling and the flexibility of the system operating with a sentiment for equal opportunity. He totally ignores...