Antisemitism

Overview: This collection contains copies of "Fraternity," a play by Tufts alumnus Steve Karp (1965) based on his experiences during the debate about opening Tufts' fraternities to Jews.

Scope and Contents: Rebecca West describes the importance of individual liberty and how it can be the cause of conflict, yet how love and law can provide guidance.

Scope and Contents: This collection documents Henry Delfiner's career as a professor and academic. His papers include coursework and his PhD thesis from Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy; published and unpublished journal articles, reviews, and manuscripts; research notes and bibliographies; and correspondence. His papers also include teaching materials related to courses at the Experimental College at Tufts University, Boston University, and the University of Wisconsin. Teaching materials...

Scope and Contents: Dimitri Mitropolous describes two experiences, that led him to his belief that talent and celebrity should be used to help others.

Scope and Contents: Annie Fisher talks about her experiences growing up in a Jewish family and her belief in equality and the importance of goodness regardless of ones faith.

Scope and Contents: Benjamin Epstein, National director of the Anti-Defamation League, describes the faith in people he had as a child and how he lost it after studying abroad in Nazi Germany and how he again regained it after his return to the United States.