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Harvard has taken a pacifistic approach to the clubs, arguing that since they are not affiliated with the campus, it has no jurisdiction over them. But if Harvard wants to get rid of these sexist and elitist organizations once and for all, surely it can lean a little harder. For...
Harvard should not allow final club activities to invade the campus. If final clubs are truly outside of the University, Harvard should be more vigilant in keeping them that way, especially when their displays interrupt classes and hurt animals.
But Harvard must act forcefully to protect its interests on its campus, regardless of the final fate of the clubs. By restricting punch season antics, Harvard would be sending a clear message to the clubs: You are not wanted here.
Before I have to listen to dozens of students complain about how easy the athletes' lives are and how many advantages they get, let me clarify a few things.
Many of the teams here at Harvard go on a training trip over part of the winter recess and there are a lot of misconceptions about those trips by the public at large.