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Expanding the Diversity Conversation
Not every series of initiatives can be harmonious. This is in no small part because identities will clash, as this year’s controversies have shown.
What Harvard Teaches Powerful Men
Harvard is irrevocably tied to the #MeToo movement; the movement’s message is one for which our administration must advocate.
The Faust Era
While we have not always agreed with University President Drew G. Faust, Harvard has, by and large, benefited from her judgement, constancy, and restraint.
Grinspoon, Reconsidered
The immense good Grinspoon’s novel research has done for not only his discipline but for societal issues and law reform is difficult to dismiss and warrants recognition.
Against 'Sex and Circumcision: An American Love Story'
Campuses should be places of free speech and open dialogue. Clopper’s tirade put this principle to reprehensible ends.
Harvard in Allston: A Double-Edged Sword
It is almost impossible to stop an expanding university from radically changing a neighborhood such as Allston, and land values are bound to increase.
Toward A More Secure Student Government
Any technological advancement made by the UC should prioritize the protection of student and financial information, and take user-friendliness seriously.
An Affirmation of Faith
The OSL’s “probation” of HCFA is completely insufficient. This probation seems to be in name only, carrying no apparent punitive weight.
Beyond Finance and Consulting
The decision to pursue finance or consulting should never feel like students’ only, or default, option.
Protecting Public Service
There is a stigma around pursuing public service here at the College that must be removed.
An Explanation After the Arrest
We hope that the administration clarifies its procedure for involving police in situations where students and affiliates require medical attention.
The UC’s Summer Storage Subsidy is a Mixed Bag
The UC’s allocation of funds to subsidize summer storage for lower-income students is a positive development, though we urge it to be sensitive to students’ personal information.
Preserving History and Increasing Accessibility
From the Gold Room to Westmorly Court, Adams is filled with history—a history that should be preserved to the greatest extent possible.
Against Stifling Professional Service
The best professors—both as educators and as public intellectuals—are those who think actively about how their research can be used to make the world a better place.
Condemning Police Brutality at Harvard
It bears repeating: Last Friday night, four police officers attacked an unarmed, naked, black young man.
