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...mainly aspire, as James J. Marino '91 wrote in his letter on March 14, to "the honorable trade of college reviewers: helping readers decide how to spend their weekend." It would be shame if readers take our reviews as consumer guides, or as anything other than our careful observations of a certain production...
...shame that now, as Hispanics make their greatest strides toward the enrichment and acceptance of Hispanic culture within the American mainstream, Navarrette inexorably gravitates to the illusory, seedy, dark myths about Hispanics that would nullify their successes...
...would be a shame if anyone were deterred from studying or teaching in one of the finest concentrations at Harvard by the injudicious and inaccurate remarks of those in another department. Peter A. Hall Sack Associate Professor of Political Economy
...when the talk of college basketball is dominated by the tawdry and venal, reliance on the rock of moral principle seems almost as anachronistic as the smothering defense Princeton plays. Allegations of point shaving, reports of doctored transcripts, illegal payoffs to players and graduation rates that should shame college presidents abound. Television and the money it provides to broadcast games have corroded the soul of the sport. Each of the 64 teams to earn a bid to the NCAA tournament receives a payment of around $286,000. If a team makes it to the Final Four, the payout...
...shame, because whenever they debate in Puerto Rico they're at each others' throats," said Jorge Ramirez '93. "This issue stirs a lot of passions in Puerto Rico, and it would have been helpful for people to see not just the various viewpoints but also the depth of concern...