Word: questioned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...people] have full-time careers, they can't be full-time parents. Let's worry about that question," says Pauley. "We have to decide whether we're doing [the children] justice, or if we're rationalizing...
...position was that Harvard could advance democratic reforms within South Africa by maintaining its investments there. While defending this policy, Bok said--in response to a question--that he probably would not have divested from Nazi Germany, either...
...should Harvard recognize fraternities and sororities on ts campus? Unfortunately, Harvard has chosen to take a negative approach to this question, seeking reasons why the University should not allow fraternities and sororities here...
...other reason that Harvard's negative approach to the question is erroneous involves the members of the fraternities and sororities themselves. Some of the most influential and productive citizens of the United States are or were members of the fraternities and sororities, among them the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Louis Sullivan of the Bush cabinet and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (all of them members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity). If organizations that could boast of such people were allowed to organize on Harvard's campus, the benefits to the Harvard, Cambridge and Boston communities would be immeasurable...
...This question fails to understand why final clubs are not recognized here. Because they exclude females from membership, and because Harvard does not agree with that policy, final clubs are non-existent as far as the administration is concerned. But fraternities and sororities are not single-sex organizations for social reasons, as are the final clubs...