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...surprise, everyone said yes. I realized that Ehrenreich does not have sole intellectual possession over the idea that poverty, homelessness and racism are bad. This bumper-sticker mentality does a disservice to everyone who has ever committed a minute to help another human being. The rest of Harvard has a conscience...
...sole criterion that PBHA must use to justify their actions is results. How can you effect change? How can you make one life better? The solution is not to be found in a divisive debate over whether PBHA should endorse political candidates...
...PBHA's sole responsibility is to those people whom they serve, and not to their own egos. If they drive just one volunteer away from their organization because of politicking, then there is one less person serving the community. There is one less student who will have a tutor. There is one less person who will have someone to talk to during a meal at a homeless shelter. If there is one less person volunteering for PBHA as a result of this endorsement game, then PBHA has hurt the people it is trying to serve...
...Civil War took place within a 50-year period. Many can not tell where their own state is on a map. Others just don't worry about school and go watch TV. The problem, however, is not the student's fault, but the fault of a society whose sole mission over the past 50 years has been to promote democracy abroad. Well, the risk of expansionary communism has been eliminated, and it is time to properly educate the students of America. Without educating our students, the United States runs the risk of turning into a second- or third-rate nation...
...changes were the result of feminist ideology. Female employment in the U.S. has been rising since the 1890s, accompanied, not coincidentally, by a rise in the average age at which women marry, a decline in family size, and a jump in the divorce rate. The sole exceptions to these trends occurred in the 1950s, when, in the prosperous aftermath of World War II, motherhood and babymaking became a kind of national cult: there was a return to earlier marriage, families were bigger and divorce rates stabilized. Though women continued to pour into the workplace during the '50s, this fact...