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Hanna Stotland Is Not Like Other College Consultants

By Yasmeen A. Khan
Stotland's practice, half of which consists of Title IX clients — students expelled from their schools for Title IX violations — raises questions about how misogyny and power determine access to a college education.

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‘Ideological Authors’: Harvard’s Hidden Ties to Dirty Wars in Latin America

The Scoop

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Conversations

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Fifteen Questions: Spencer Weinreich on Solitary Confinement, Religious Violence, and Quizbowl Grooming

Retrospection

A Desk and ‘Dalliance with the Nazis’

Rationality and Religion at The Social Ethics Museum

‘But A Dream’: The Story of the Philosophers’ Camp

“No Fear or Danger of Their Forgetting it:” Revitalizing Wôpanâak from John Eliot’s Bible

Introspection

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On Bearing Witness

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Around Town

Acid and Cake at the Death Cafe

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Pedal to the Metal at Cabot’s Quad Bikes

In Ancient DNA, New Directions for African American History

Levity

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Venn Diagram: Justice (The Brand) and Justice (The Class)

Advice to Josh: How to Connect to Crimson Print

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Inquiry

American Gods

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Caroline Calloway Is (Basically) Done Being a Scammer

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