Anti-Semitic Acts at USC
The University of Southern California, its president, James H. Zumberge, and its administration are to be commended for responding quickly and unambiguously in the face of anti-Semitic activity on the part of a few members of the fraternity and sorority community.
The lesson that the university provided to its college community and the City of Los Angeles as a whole is in welcome contrast to the bigotry acquired by these few students in their formative years.
MARSHALL B. GROSSMAN
Los Angeles
Grossman is chair of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles.
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