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Balancing Accountability and Flexibility
Ultimately, the federal government should not be determining an exact policy that all colleges must adopt.
He, She, and Inclusivity
And though the UC campaign is impressive in its scale and organization, it may fall short when it comes to results.
News That’s Fit To Print
Given the severity of The Guardian’s allegations and the questions they raise about Chicago’s police force, Emanuel’s refusal to investigate is outrageous.
Patrick A Good Choice
As an alumnus who has just finished an eventful and historic eight-year term as Massachusetts’ Governor, Deval Patrick is the right man at the right time.
Sexual Assault Is Our Problem
We believe that, moving forward, students and administrators alike must engage with fighting the cultural elements of the issue.
Bettering our Academic Approach to Snow Days
While the university’s safety-centered response to this year’s record-breaking snow was the right one in all respects, it has also revealed the need to develop policies to counter the academic challenges that snow days present.
Build the Keystone XL Pipeline
This is why, upon receiving the last of his reports, President Obama should make a decision on whether or not to build the pipeline as quickly as possible, in a manner uncolored by political ideology.
Controversy at the Law School
The events of the past two months have been regrettable at essentially every step of the way. WLA and LIDS were mistaken to honor Steinberg while her organization was under scrutiny, and were also wrong to withdraw their award simply because of public pressure and with an inadequate explanation.
Prison Riot Recalls Private Prison Injustices
There can be no doubt that the voices of these prisoners deserve to be heard when their rights are being compromised, regardless of the means.
Don’t Overlook Accessibility
The systematic exclusion of those who rely on wheelchairs for transportation runs counter to the goals of promoting class unity, even if the exclusion is unintentional.
Harvard Students: The UC Is Your Responsibility, Too
The UC has the power and the resources to act as a real liaison between the student population and the administration, but as the midterm elections have helped to demonstrate, many on this campus do not take that responsibility very seriously.
An Embarrassment to the Commonwealth
Given the “act of God” proportions of recent weather, it is wrongheaded to punish Scott for latent deficiencies that preceded her tenure at the MBTA and exceeded her economic wherewithal.
Brian Williams and the State of American Media
Williams’s failure to uphold his journalistic integrity is a sign that news outlets need to return to the basic principles of journalism.
A Sorry Sit-In
Divest Harvard’s latest tactics only prevent open discussion and impede Harvard’s important educational and social mission.
Moving Forward in the Fight Against ISIS
All these areas of murkiness mean that the U.S. must develop a more comprehensive strategic framework.
