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...alleged plagiarism in Dershowitz’s 2003 book “The Case for Israel,” which Finkelstein contends is “among the most spectacular academic frauds ever published on the Israel-Palestine conflict.”Finkelstein’s appearance on campus??sponsored by Justice for Palestine (JFP), a pro-Palestinian group at Harvard Law School—has prompted some controversy since it was announced last month. Dershowitz called JFP’s decision to invite Finkelstein “shameful” and urged the group to invite...
...University’s use of renewable energy, and he has also created a Renewable Energy Advisory Group to promote green practices across campus and in future capital projects. Other Harvard schools—such as the Kennedy School of Government, which uses wind energy to power its entire campus??pitched in more than their share as well. Groups at the College have also been working to keep more than just the grass in the yard green. The Environmental Action Committee (EAC), which organizes such events as Earth Day, environmental rallies, and even the airing out of President...
...system, the UC would distribute $100 grants on a first-come, first-served basis to those who applied for them. No further funding was available for particular party-throwers, regardless of the projected size or scope of the planned festivities. Unfortunately, this policy resulted in a disincentive for the campus?? larger suites to throw parties: because these suites can fit many more people, their parties are much larger than ordinary room parties. Consequently, the cost for them to throw a party is far higher than what most other suites would pay—so much higher, in fact...
...they possessed whatever bad qualities can be inferred from these e-mails. In fact, most of the qualities that seem to make the content interesting (cattiness, the impact of wealth, and so on) are qualities that would probably be revealed if the election dialogue from any major organization on campus??final club, Crimson, Undergraduate Council (UC), or what have you—was made publicly available...
...McLoughlin pointed to increased social space throughout campus??including the College Lamont Cafe, the New College Theater, and the new Dance Center—as evidence of a widening “center” of campus, which will encourage students to become more mobile...