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    Final Clubs and Gender Disparity

    We implore students: Do not punch male final clubs until each one makes a commitment to break down barriers and support gender inclusivity.
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    Crime and Punishment

    New policies allow for more leeway in judging cases and provide for penalties that vary in seriousness with the crimes they are made to address.
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    Harvard Executive Salary: A Fair Reflection

    We shouldn’t be eager to denounce the salaries earned by those who manage our endowment fund. If anything, we should be thankful for the opportunities HMC creates.
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    Closing the Gap

    When candidates are anonymous, voters are likely to adhere to outdated voting paradigms and opt for male candidates.
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    The Endowment and Africa

    HMC should take this moment to reaffirm a commitment to corporate social responsibility in the developing world.
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    The Cost of Exclusivity

    That Harvard students routinely flock to off-campus social spaces belies the fact that Harvard, in truth, owns an abundance of underutilized social space.
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    How to Protest

    This well-publicized case gets to the heart of how a potentially legitimate protest can go too far and infringe on the rights of other people.
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    Cultural Loot

    For too long, museums in Western Europe and the United States have jealously clung to objects to which they have no underlying valid claim. As a rule, they should begin returning them to the many nations of Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Asian and others who now have the ample resources to take care of them.
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    An Unjust Execution

    We regret that our legal system has created such confusion and, in a larger sense, lost the trust and faith of the American people in its handling of this particular case.
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    Orwell Lives

    The strategic management of student dissent by the College was in fact an act of suppression of such dissent, as the Speak Out was deliberately scheduled far away from and long after the ribbon-cutting ceremony, discouraging students from voicing their opinions at the real event itself.
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