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But Steven Pinker, the Johnstone Family professor of psychology, counters in an op-ed published today in The Crimson (see p. A10), “Universities are about reason, pure and simple. Faith—believing something without good reasons to do so—has no place in anything...
Most Palestinian officials I talk with believe that the Bush Administration is no longer trying to lead a peace process, but is simply reacting - often haphazardly - to events. Most Palestinians consider Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas politically na?ve for believing that the U.S. intends to help him and his people...
Re "When Seeing Is Not Believing" [Oct. 9]: Alarmed by the growing strength of fundamentalist religions, Andrew Sullivan suggested that "moderate," "tolerant" and "humble" believers hold the key to religious peace and sensible politics. Nonsense. When in history has religion, however moderate, prevented or eliminated the ignorance and abuses of...
Usamani theorizes that Harvard students don’t feel the need to question the University, believing that its actions are motivated in good faith. "You trust the system so much that you can’t see the failings."
“I went into this believing that being a UC rep for me, a person of color, would be in some ways more meaningful than if I were just part of a majority group and won,” he said. “They gave statistics on...