14 Feb
2017
14 Feb
'17
8:46 p.m.
On Tue, 14 Feb 2017, Ken Seefried wrote:
I'd be fascinated at a justification for this
opinion that squared
with "John C. Calhoun?s legacy as a white supremacist and a national
leader who passionately promoted slavery as a ?positive good?".
And, once he graduated from Yale in 1804, he turned his back on the
college, with no further significant involvement, and didn't give them
money!
famous alum, before Yale had any other famous alums.
I'd say that Grace Hopper had a better legacy.