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...trivializes the sacrifices that Harvard’s cadets make, and the irreplaceable services that they provide to this school and this country. “Don’t ask, don’t tell” is only a small part of the ethos of the armed forces??��and, it must be added, a part not supported by many of the students who participate in ROTC—and boycotting ROTC purely because of it demonstrates a shameful failure on Harvard’s part to see the forest for the trees...
This conflict, how “fashion photography navigates between two supposedly oppositional forces??��creativity and commerce,” as the entrance wall text explains, represents the core of “Chic Clicks.” “Rather than reinforce traditional dichotomies (high vs. low, art vs. commerce),” the exhibit aims to “allow visitors to decide whether such distinctions are still useful or important, considering the multiple ways contemporary art and fashion photography now intersect.” It does this in an unusual way, splitting...
However, the U.S. military must take care not to overstep these bounds. For instance, the International Committee of the Red Cross plans to investigate the armed forces??�� decision to shave prisoners’ heads and beards, ostensibly to prevent the spread of head lice. The unnecessary shaving of prisoners whose particular religious beliefs forbade it would imply a severe lack of respect for international norms...
HUPD regularly offers its officers additional specialized training, Riley says. Many officers receive first responder training in hazardous materials from Harvard’s division of Environmental, Health and Safety. And, unlike some other college police forces??��like Brown’s—HUPD officers are armed...
According to the Post, he also wrote a letter to a top Chinese scientist accusing the Post—which he called a newspaper “which has long been manipulated by anti-China forces??��—of attempting to “stir up trouble in China...