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Have Harvard Students Become More Progressive? I Used Data To Find Out.

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Students — at least, those who write opinion articles for college papers — have, in fact, become more progressive along almost every possible axis.

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Why Harvard Faculty Should Reject a Faculty Senate

By Lawrence D. Bobo

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Let us not be seduced by a slogan or model for which there is at best weak evidence of general efficacy — much less any evidence of clear suitability for an institution of Harvard’s well-earned and time-tested preeminence.

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Clubs, Classes, Houses: When Survivors of Sexual Assault Can’t Avoid Their Assaulters

By Rachael A. Dziaba

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Students shouldn’t have to trade the clubs and Houses they love for safety and peace of mind.

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Harvard’s Mental Health System Is Dehumanizing

By Allison P. Farrell

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When Harvard treats students as liabilities, it sends a clear signal to those who need care: There may not be a place for you here.

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

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

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.