and believed that I was on the side of the angels
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both because medical school admission is vastly different from college admission and because Harvard
but he applauded Harvard College for employing a process that eschews “target-quotas for the number of blacks” but allows “the race of an applicant [to] tip the balance in his favor just as geographic origin or a life spent on a farm tip the balance in other candidates’ cases.”
an applicant had to be both individually disadvantaged and a member of a specified racial minority. Under the approved Harvard program
the Supreme Court has agreed to review yet another affirmative action program. The issues may be similar to that raised in Bakke and subsequent cases
don’t eat shrimp—and to ask our Rabbi what to think about such esoteric issues. They know the religiously correct answer. Yet the addition of the two words to the pledge forced me not only to think about them but to try to place them in the context of my own role as a young Ort...
we believed that this was a land of opportunity and that we could do anything
it got me arguing with my friends and even with some of my teachers. It’s an ongoing argument…
and those of us who do have a religion are ridiculed as being saps from money-grubbing preachers or priests.""
while Adams was president and Jefferson Secretary of State
a majority of Americans already agree that gay couples should be allowed to join in secular unions with the rights and responsibilities that generally accompany marriage.
by giving him a “free” issue. It was free because he – and other “pro-life” Republicans – could strongly oppose all abortion without alienating moderate Republican women and men who favored a woman’s right to choose but felt secure in the knowledge that the Supreme Court would c...
and act as if your belief were the least popular.
Rene Casin and Albert Schweitzer. Our great hope was the United Nations with its Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Our mantra was FDR’s “Four Freedoms:” freedom of speech and expression; freedom of worship; freedom from want; freedom from fear.
which earned me both the respect and the concern of my frightened parents