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"I think it is very difficult to define [the policy] in terms that would hold up legally," said Tufts President Jean Mayer in a statement explaining why he abolished the policy "We are better off to examine things case by case," Mayer added.
More importantly, the two issues are linked politically. For it is the administration's lack of concern about Harvard that has made issues out of both security and faculty hiring practices. On one level, it is an apparent lack of concern for women that links the two issues. On another...
The traditionally "political" topic of divestment centers on the same underlying issue: the administration's unilateral mode of decision-making and its refusal to listen to opposing views. This is not to claim that the plights of Harvard students and of South African Blacks are similar. Rather, it is to...
"Jewett will be much more impressed if people are still against randomization after he informs them of its benefits," Harmon said.
The policy change at Tufts comes at a time when Harvard and universities across the nation are trying to determine if all speech should be protected or if some speech is so offensive that it should be stopped.