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...since 1946, the potentially first-class men we have turned down for admission to Harvard-not just in terms of the "numbers," but in terms of character and creativity, and when I see the bright, well-educated, but relatively dull house-wives who attended the "Seven Sisters," I honestly shudder at the thought of changing the balance of males vs females at Harvard...
...When I see the bright, well-educated, but relatively dull housewives who attended the 'Seven Sisters,' I honestly shudder at the thought of changing the balance of males vs females at Harvard," he said in the letter...
...REAL WORLD has rarely been a thing that sensitive and timid natures would regard without a shudder. But Charles Reich, 42-year-old Yale professor, has a vision, and the vision has given him courage. He calls it the "Greening of America," and means the emergence-" like flowers pushing up through a concrete pavement" -of a new consciousness, a new perception of and attitude toward the modern technological world, which will spread and flourish through the soul of our society...
...Since World War II, the twin costs of vestigial great-power commitments abroad and a welfare state at home have consistently overburdened the economy, restricted successive governments' freedom of maneuver and earned Britain the epithet, "Sick Man of Europe." Now Britain is buoyantly convalescent, but it could still shudder into a relapse. Ironically, it fell to the Labor government of Prime Minister Harold Wilson to apply the necessary conservative measures: lower public expenditures at home and an end to many commitments overseas...
...musical, which, in such shows as West Side Story and Fiddler on the Roof, has proved to be the only uniquely American contribution to world theater. But all this now belongs to the past, And so does Goldman's book. It is best to read it. remember, shudder, forget and move...