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Miriam Sagan '75 has suggested that "the Crimson would have better served the Harvard community by reporting the exact nature of Shockley's theories," rather than focusing on circumstances surrounding the cancellation of his appearance...
This week, an undergraduate club at Princeton decided to revive the on-again off-again debate on genetics between disinvited Harvard Law Forum speakers William B. Shockley, a Stanford engineering professor, and Roy Innis, national director of the Congress for Racial Equality...
...Princeton Whig-Cliosophic Society is sponsoring the controversial December 4 debate which will focus on Shockley's contention that blacks are genetically inferior to whites...
...Shockley, who won the Nobel Prize for his work on transistors but was barred from teaching genetics at Stanford, said Tuesday that the resurrection of the debate was "appropriate...
...Harvard Law Forum originally invited Shockley and Innis to debate here October 26. The Forum later withdrew the invitation under pressure from members of the Law School Faculty and the Harvard Black Students Association...