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...segregation. But in reality, Harvard’s campus is not free from the high school cafeteria syndrome. Why, for example, are there single-race blocking groups? Why don’t more minorities run for the Undergraduate Council (UC)? And even if self-segregation exists, is it a problem...
...Foundation, which celebrates Harvard’s diversity and hands out thousands of dollars in grants to cultural organizations, does not see self-segregation as a problem that needs to be solved. Dias says, “I would say that the mission of the [Foundation] is an umbrella organization for cultural groups.” For the Foundation, it is not worrisome that cultural organizations exert a pull on minority students as long as there is discussion between these groups...
Gates moved into Wigglesworth Hall A-11 in 1973. He preferred poker to problem sets, rarely attended class, ran into trouble with the Administrative Board, and dropped out in his sophomore year...
...written for a white, realist audience.” Petrosino also cited the alienation of common casting and the niche groups of BlackCAST and the now-defunct AAA Players as reasons for lack of minority involvement in mainstream theater. Eight years later, it remains to be seen whether the problem has been fixed, or if there even ever was a problem. Recently, KeyChange established itself as the first co-ed a cappella group to have an active goal of celebrating all types of black music. Association of Black Harvard Women secretary Kristen M. Jones...
...other hand, had a different problem with his cheers and, more importantly, his jeers: they just weren’t any good...