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...easily overlooked—in the police log on page five of this issue of The Crimson, another Harvard student was allegedly subjected to an “indecent assault” this weekend. These incidents are ever-present, and each is its own argument for why Harvard must commit to changing its atmosphere and stepping up its commitment to survivor services. The Leaning Committee has a chance to improve the atmosphere on campus and the treatment for those who have suffered sexual trauma. It cannot afford to waste that opportunity...
...Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) to measure student learning. Since MCAS was first administered in 1998, it has spawned a very vigorous, sustained debate. Initially, the debate was healthy and constructive, but now it has become distraction. We can continue to argue about measuring sticks, or we can commit ourselves to solving the fundamental, underlying problem: inequality in education...
...easy to see why; the Shia have been burned before by what they thought were U.S. promises of support. A Shia rebellion against Saddam in the aftermath of the first Gulf War was brutally suppressed, and no one here, remembering the tens of thousands killed then, was willing to commit to support the U.S. until it was absolutely certain that Saddam was going to be permanently removed as a threat...
...despite Ellison’s plea for better treatment of graduate students, Krupp Foundation Professor of European Studies Charles S. Maier ’68 said in an interview yesterday that hiring TFs so far in advance seemed unfair to those graduate students who are not ready to commit to teaching a semester in advance...
However, he said that he would like the University to strongly commit to disengaging itself from these companies in order to “set an important precedent...