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Q: How often can we look into the eyes of our children and say, "We are fighting and WINNING for you in the Court of Public Opinion"
So forward this to your friends & relatives, particularly those in the Harvard community. We of course know that AsAm parents normally do great things for their offspring at the micro-level.
We are Winning in the Court of Public Opinion.
[A] Click here to read the most recent NYT article, entitled "'Lopping,' 'Tips' and the 'Z-list': Bias Lawsuit Explores Harvard's Admissions Secret". At the top extreme right, you'll find a small rectangle with the number 820 within it. Click on it, and you'll be at the comments section of this article. 3 choices are offered to view the 818 comments:
NYT Picks Reader Picks All comments
The most popular comments under both NYT Picks and Reader Picks are for AsAm students and against Harvard. Comments on NYT articles are often removed after 3 days. To make sure that you and your relatives witness for yourself that we are winning in the Court of Public Opinion, I've copied them for your viewing pleasure. :-)
Under NYT Picks
"Poins
Boston, July 30
As a Harvard professor, I'd like to thank you for publicizing the disgusting, money-grubbing truth about the z list, aka jared kushner's method of acceptance. many of us are sickened by our own university's policies and daylight is certainly the best disinfectant. for details please read Dan Goldin's "the price of admission." Veritas anyone?? And Drew Faust is at Goldman Sacks where she truly belongs.
418 Recommend" (emphasis added)
Under Reader Picks:
"Robert
Boston, July 30
When I was an admissions officer at MIT in the late 80s we were warned that we should not give any advantage to applicants who were children of or related to donors. We were told that doing so could jeopardize all of our donor's abilities to deduct contributions to MIT on their tax returns. And I was frequently asked what "the figure" was - the donation amount that would get a donor some influence with the admissions committee.
So the most surprising reveal in this article to me is that Harvard is allowing people who are supposed to be giving money to it as a charity contribution - from which they are not supposed to derive any personal benefit - to buy an admissions advantage for their friends and family members.
Has Harvard just jeopardized its 501(3)(c) status with that admission?
552 Recommend" (emphasis added)
[B] Click here to read an opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal's Editorial Board, entitled "Harvard's Education in Discrimination" published just 18 hours ago.
Wow! Just that title from WSJ's Editorial Board is sufficient to tell you that we are winning in the "Court of Public Opinion." Be proud that we are beginning to fulfill our generational responsibility to our offspring. Please don't relax. Push on! Help our kids & help make America "a more perfect Union."
80-20 EF's Strategy Needs Your Help
80-20 is trying, with GROWING SUCCESS, to get the Harvard faculty, staff and students to rise up and put pressure on the Harvard Corporation to stop discriminating against AsAm students. Do your share by forwarding this e-newsletter to anyone in the Harvard community. Thanks.
S. B. Woo
President and a volunteer for the past 20 years
80-20 Educational Foundation, Inc, a 501 C-3 organization,
Lieutenant Governor of Delaware (1985-89)
* The author of "The Price of Admission" is Dan Golden.
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