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...critical voices of the Harvard eight, saying, “If Negroes want to demonstrate, I don’t think they need the Harvard crew.” To fuel the fire, the Harvard oarsmen wrote letters to the other American athletes, disseminating their message and urging the US??s other representatives to evaluate the issue carefully. While in Mexico City, Hoffman offered OPHR buttons to other American athletes and was recognized as the most ardent OPHR supporter from the Harvard crew. The IOC’s attempt to do away with him—and, effectively...
...crime of all: it has rejected truth in claiming to protect it.” If that isn’t the kind of well-reasoned rhetoric that we ought to demand from our administrators, then I don’t know what is.University administrators, by their nature, prevent us??citizen-scholars that we are—from acting on our god-given right to rule this College. After decades of our parents’ telling us that we are, indeed, god’s gift to the world, a pack of dithering deans has the audacity...
...find a student wife”); current concentrations at Harvard (“1,000 economics majors—that’s scary”); women in science (“The more the better, as long as they don’t outnumber us??); genetic engineering (“Would I make people prettier? Yes”); and Sandel (“I just wish we could enhance him”). He advised students interested in science to avoid pursuing a science career simply “to be a worker...
...international one involving alumni clubs around the world. During the breakfast, Faust took the opportunity to remind students of the obligations conferred upon them. At Harvard, “we have access to the greatest minds of our generation, we get to engage with the subjects that most interest us??we have the world, in a sense, at our feet,” she said. “But with these enormous assets also come enormous responsibilities.” The students dispersed after Faust’s speech. One group laid mulch in a hospital parking...
...20th Century”; History 1964, “International History: War, Peace, and International Organizations”; and Government 2791, “Comparative Foreign and Security Policy.” War is everywhere, with everyone from anthropology (Anthropology 1980, “War and the US??) to social studies (Social Studies 98hq “Civil War and Peace”) joining in the fray...