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Subject: Re: Re: Old guard Princeton alumnus speaks his old-guard mind
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Date: Tue, 13-Nov-84 15:46:29 EST
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> One obvious reason that springs to mind regarding the reduction in almuni
> children being currently admitted to Princeton: If we assume that the
> average Princeton graduate is an intelligent person, or at least in the
> higher percentiles of the spread of intelligence, he is likely to behave
> in a more intelligent fashion than the "average man". It is an intelligent
> decision to NOT have children. ...
> 
> Will Martin


I have been waiting for someone to speak up against this outrageous and
un-Jewish statement. Do you agree that it is an intelligent decision NOT
to have children? And conversely, a stupid decision to have them?
My opinion is that it is intelligent, life-enriching to the parents, and
of course, a mitzvah.

				Susan Slusky
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