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Like their unpoor and unyoung counterparts in Middle America, New York City Jews are losing their New Deal liberalism with alarming speed. Daniel P. Moynihan, professor of Education and Urban Politics, and Nathan Glazer, professor of Education and Social Structure, argue in Beyond the Melting Pot that a good deal of the growing conservatism of the city's Jewish population is a reaction against the increasing assertiveness of the black population...
Only once, in a 1970 letter from President emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28 to The New York Times, has the University gone on the record in opposition to the power facility...
...comparison with his predecessor, Bok moved swiftly to fill the vacant position. McGeorge Bundy resigned the post in December 1960 to join the Kennedy Administration, but it took President emeritus Nathan M. Pusey '28 18 months to select a new dean...
...purchases. The stage was slowly and deliberately being set to pressure low-income segments of the Cambridge population; Harvard was quietly gobbling up low-income housing and creating a housing shortage affecting the poor of the city. Further, the office of community relations of Harvard under the presidency of Nathan M. Pusey deliberately ignored legitimate problems which arose between the citizenry of the City of Cambridge and the College. Gradually the bitterness grew. During the mid-1960s, Harvard deliberately accepted more students than it could reasonably house, further ballooning the city's already acute low-income housing shortage. Some...
During her tenant organizing efforts. Gill came into contact with Whitlock, who was then serving as President emeritus Nathan M. Pusey's assistant for community affairs. Whitlock remembers her as the sincere but strange "major-domo" for the Mt. Auburn St. building, who brought deteriorating conditions in the building to his attention so that Harvard could take action...