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...CLS, a surprisingly large space, consists mostly of a few tables surrounded by chairs. However, these are no ordinary tables--each is made up of three petal-shaped mini tables on wheels that can be moved around into any desired configuration. Wheels are also a feature of most of the room's chairs. The room is further equipped with two projectors and screens, several wheel-y whiteboards, and a TV with DVD player (score...
...CLS will sometimes be used as class space; however, when it is not booked (a calender is easily accessible outside the door or on the HCL website), it is open for student use. The door is open M-F from 8:30 AM to 9 PM, and after hours or on weekends, it can be accessed by anyone with a valid HUID...
...goes on. The blog “Classically Liberal,” written by a brave soul named CLS who provides no contact information on any of his several blogs, has this to offer in the midst of a strident criticism of Caldwell: “She even lisped her way through a nationwide television appearance.” As one of many hurtful barbs in the piece, the attack is not noteworthy. But when commenters on the post slammed the author for using terms like “bimbo” and “stereotypical blond?...
...person’s speech impediment seems to be a privileged category of hate. The IvyGate moderators declared that they would delete “hateful personal attacks,” and thus imply that the three comments I cited are something besides hateful or personal. CLS, whoever he is, does not want to be called a sexist, but apparently doesn’t care that he made a hurtful comment about someone’s lisp. Whoever is writing HarvardOTR is so warped that they see nothing wrong with mocking someone’s speech impediment in both headline...
...during the 1980s at Harvard, principally because of pitched battles between critical theorists and more conservative law professors over faculty appointments and tenuring decisions. Paul M. Bator, a law professor at the time who has since left Harvard, told The New York Times in over two decades ago that CLS had had “an absolutely disastrous effect on the intellectual and institutional life” at the Law School...