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...more free speech than others. Without the law, a Wall Street lawyer gets a booming voice capable of permanently drowning out the mere squeak a field hand in California can muster. If campaign contributions really are a form of free speech, then the status quo means “expression?? for only the wealthiest of Americans...
...that spirit, the group is aiming to add a clause protecting “gender identity and expression?? to Harvard’s non-discrimination policy. Such a move to revise non-discrimination policy was attempted in 1997 by transgendered student Alex S. Myers ’00, but was unsuccessful...
...course, in addition to its revelatory value as the residual evidence of a ‘genius’ at work, this exhibit includes works of astounding visual and artistic expression??captivating, as well, for the mere, yet sublime, settling of pigment on the paper’s surface. The images range from obscure compositions to variations of the quintessential de Kooning women...
Websites—normally so protective of their freedom of speech and expression??suddenly reevaluated their content...
This shortage cannot be justified on educational grounds. The Core area of Literature & Arts B, which seeks to “introduce students to a non-literary form of expression?? in music or the arts, offered only 10 courses this past year and does not grant credit to a single departmental course. We refuse to believe that these 10 are the only courses at Harvard to expose students to a non-literary approach to knowledge, yet these are the only ones that the Core will recognize...