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What To Do When People Use Free Speech Poorly

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The biggest mistake of all is when we assume that speech protections mean there is nothing we can do about permissible but bad speech.

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Sections Are Way Too Big

By Lucas T. Gazianis

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Our sections are too large, and students lose a lot of learning as a result.

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To the Editor: On the Suspension of the PSC

By Stuart Gedal, Andrew Levy, Paul Meyer, Benjamin Pollock, Susan Shwartz, and Naomi Korn Steinberg

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We write to take issue with the Editorial Board’s Tues., April 23 staff editorial titled “By Suspending the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Harvard Guarantees Chaos.”

Editorials

Harvard’s Protests Hit Day Six: The Editors React, From Inside and Outside the Encampment

By The Crimson Editorial Staff

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Our editors contribute reflections on the encampment — from within and without — as it approaches its second week.

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Punishment Can’t Be the Only Outcome of the Harvard Encampment

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In the past week, the University has made it plenty clear that disciplinary consequences await the protesters. Here’s hoping that punishment isn’t the only outcome of their activism.

The Encampment is Safe and Peaceful. Harvard Must Keep it That Way.

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The protestors have done their part; now, Harvard’s leadership must do theirs.

Time for a Residential Advisors Union

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All workers deserve to negotiate with their employers on an equal footing. That’s doubly the case when your employer is also your landlord. Vote yes on HURA.

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From a Former FAS Dean: It’s Time To Rethink Harvard’s Governance

By William C. Kirby

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Few corporate boards would survive such performance.

I Grew up Near Columbia. Harvard Cannot Repeat Shafik’s Mistake.

By Jasmine N. Wynn

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To President Garber, my message is simple: Remember Black and brown Cambridge and Allston in your decision making.

For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

By Boaz Barak

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Every day that the headlines focus on the antics of Harvard students is a day that they do not focus on Gaza.

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Sections Are Way Too Big

By Lucas T. Gazianis

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Our sections are too large, and students lose a lot of learning as a result.

For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

By Boaz Barak

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Every day that the headlines focus on the antics of Harvard students is a day that they do not focus on Gaza.

If It Rights the Ship, Harvard Can Inform a New Renaissance

By Kit Parker

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There are two kinds of people at Harvard: The people who help earn its reputation, and the people who live off it. With a combination of grace and grit, we can all be the former.

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What To Do When People Use Free Speech Poorly

Sections Are Way Too Big

To the Editor: On the Suspension of the PSC

Harvard’s Protests Hit Day Six: The Editors React, From Inside and Outside the Encampment

Opinion's Choice

Editorials

By The Crimson Editorial Board

Punishment Can’t Be the Only Outcome of the Harvard Encampment

The Encampment is Safe and Peaceful. Harvard Must Keep it That Way.

Time for a Residential Advisors Union

Op-Eds

From a Former FAS Dean: It’s Time To Rethink Harvard’s Governance

I Grew up Near Columbia. Harvard Cannot Repeat Shafik’s Mistake.

For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

Columns

Sections Are Way Too Big

For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

If It Rights the Ship, Harvard Can Inform a New Renaissance

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