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This is true. There are too few non-whites. Why? Well, there may be different pressures on students of color to perform and succeed at college. The Crimson might be tagged a “white” or “Jewish” institution and thus not a socially desirable choice for talented Asian, black or Latino reporters. In the judging eyes of parents, peers and cultures, positivist journalism with a pretense toward objectivity might have acquired a stigma...
...websites using a standard language called P3P. The websites also state their privacy policies in P3P, and then the computers figure out if they match. Some of the systems require you to store your data with the vendor; others let you manage everything yourself. Some of these firms will succeed, some won't. Some are trustworthy, some...
...trust recently suggested that many of us probably find at graduation that we feel we know less than we felt we did on first arrival at Harvard. But I also have a great deal more faith that things will work out. I feel better prepared to enjoy and succeed in what I do after college, even if I am less sure of what it will...
...warned by the Israelis and the Europeans and the Americans. He is interested at this stage to keep the Israelis away from his territory, not to strike against him. Technically he is interested in helping his own people. I don't know to what extent he is going to succeed...
While I was quoted correctly in your article "America's Shadow Drug War," what was omitted may have left the false impression that I believe interdiction in Latin America alone will resolve America's drug problem. Interdiction can succeed only if it is accompanied by a far more vigorous effort to reduce demand in the U.S. and provide more treatment and rehabilitation programs for hard-core addicts. Demand drives supply, supply helps create more drug use, and interdiction is essential, not just to combat drug production but also to defend democratic institutions in Latin America. BERNARD ARONSON Washington...