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...more balanced perspective of views.” All students, not just those who are willing or have the time to work harder should be able to get a balanced perspective. Adding a new class and removing those who are most uncomfortable with Ec 10’s current bias would just allow Ec 10 to develop that bias unchecked. Then the choice between these two classes will require students who are supposedly objective to know their stance on economic policy before being formally exposed to economic theories. Ec 10 is required of more than 300 economics and social studies...
Although the award is run by USA Hockey, it will have no U.S. bias, provided that the 13-member panel abides by the selection criteria as written...
...staff is exaggerating the conservative bias of Ec 10. This year alone, guest lecturers included Ascherman Professor or Economics Richard S. Freeman, University President Lawrence H. Summers, David Elwood, and Michael R. Kremer—none of whom, certainly, are considered conservative economists...
...only have those at Harvard exhibited a bias against pro-life groups, but the national media has as well. Last January over a hundred thousand people came from all parts of the United States to Washington, D.C. to support the dignity of mothers and unborn babies in the annual March for Life. In the news after the march, the media’s bias became apparent. “Pro-life” people were “anti-abortion” while the other side was graced with the comfortable “pro-choice...
...mission and portrays us in a negative light. The disproportionate media attention given to “pro-choice” advocates, the refusal to even mention the overwhelming number of pro-lifers and the focus given to those in favor of abortions in interviews reflected a real bias...