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...nation’s highest court accepted the appeal and overturned the circuit court’s decision, universities across the country??€”including Harvard—would likely be forced to make drastic changes to their affirmative action policies...
...summer before her senior year, Shauna Shames ’01 spent two months at the University of Oklahoma watching campaign commercials at the country??€™s only archive of political advertising...
...date, Sekercioglu, who is currently studying for his doctorate at Stanford University, has published eight scientific articles, as well as 27 popular articles on natural history, ecology and outdoor travel. He was recently elected one of the country??€™s top 100 scientists in a popular Turkish news magazine...
...graduate student unions spring up across the country??€™s campuses, administrators at nearby University of Massachusetts-Amherst are confronting the even more frightening reality of a student labor force composed of undergraduates. The resident assistants (RAs) there voted last March to unionize, meaning that their compensation and conditions of employment would be determined by collective bargaining. These undergraduates, who enforce dorm rules, advise students and coordinate events, are demanding a voice in how their job is done and what they get in return. The university ought to welcome them to the bargaining table...
...into low-skilled, low-paying industrial or domestic jobs, these people of African and Arab descent face substandard housing, high unemployment rates, poor schools, inadequate public facilities, police brutality, hate crimes and a host of other obstacles. They are clustered in banlieues, poor working class suburbs that ring the country??€™s major cities. Constantly faced with anti-immigrant bias and unemployment rates well over 50 percent, many young Africans and Arabs of the younger generation often feel alienated from the larger society and the country of their parent’s origin. Consequently, the problems of France?...