No, this isn't the first time the majority of students admitted by Harvard University are non-white - Los Angeles Times


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No, this isn't the first time the majority of students admitted by Harvard University are non-white
Los Angeles Times
The Boston Globe reported this week that for the first time in Harvard University's 381-year history, the majority of the students offered admission are not white. The Washington Post and BBC published their own version of the story, which took off on ...
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