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Currently, Subrahmanian is applying for public service and traveling fellowships, as well as to Teach for America and New York City Teaching Fellows. “Given his intense work ethic and his complete disregard for sleeping, I am not convinced that he can’t actually save the world,” says roommate Adam J. Hornstine...
Surely, one might say, in this case general students, activists and the administration all want the same thing: to prevent sexual violence and provide survivors of such assault with compassionate, fair treatment. Surely with this very important issue the administration will not disregard or disappoint the student body...
...Iraqis or Iraqi-American dual citizens living in the United States. The second would allow the government to collect individual consumer information gathered by the private sector to create profiles of citizens to identify potential terrorists. In the pursuit of national security, the Bush administration has shown a blatant disregard for the protection of civil liberties...
...hateful person should be allowed to speak here as an invited guest of the University? Would you really think that withdrawing the privilege (not right) of speaking here with the imprimatur of the University infringes on free speech rights? Would you not see the ugly racism in his callous disregard for the lives of an entire class of African-Americans, whatever their alleged misdeeds? I, for one, am certain that you would protest the invitation to such a person, and correctly...
...authority, she argues it does have a professional category of scholars who control access to the sacred texts. As a believer, Babès claims the right to interpret the texts for herself. Oubrou rejects this, but does so using an interesting argument. He says it is precisely this disregard for learned interpretation that has enabled terrorists to present their literal reading of certain Koranic verses as a justification for their deeds. "These people read the Koran every day," says Oubrou, "and there's no shortage of passages calling for combat and war." Babès and Oubrou...