Lemann, Nicholas. Jews in Second Place. Slate. June 25, 1996 [2017-08-03]. （原始内容存档于2017-08-03）. Just at the moment when Harvard, Yale, and Princeton have presidents named Rudenstine, Levin, and Shapiro, those institutions are widely suspected of having informal ceilings on Asian admissions, of the kind that were imposed on Jews two generations ago.
Unz, Ron. Asian Quotas in the Ivy League? "We See Nothing! Nothing!". May 27, 2014 [2017-08-03]. （原始内容存档于2017-08-04）. In recent years, Asian enrollments at all the Ivies have converged to a very narrow range and remained relatively constant from year to year, a remarkably suspicious result that seems strongly suggestive of an implicit Asian Quota. Indeed, the statistical evidence for a present-day Asian Quota is arguably stronger than that for the notorious Jewish Quota of the Ivies during the 1920s and 1930s, the existence of which was widely denied at the time by university administrators but is now universally accepted.
