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...surprising, therefore, that the student handbook forbids forwarding chain letters or "broadcasting" messages indiscriminately. The vagueness of this prohibition implies that it is meant to ward off potential problems rather than to deal with current ones. It still, however, makes Simons' actions an Ad-Boardable offense...
This article fails to recognize that such a biased and prejudiced view only serves to undermine the legitimate argument against racism associated with the flag while perpetuating regional rivalries better forgotten. In the Handbook for Students, Harvard says, "Any form of discrimination based on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, national or ethnic origin, political beliefs...is contrary to the principles and policies of Harvard University." Does this policy exclude the constant stereotyping of Southern students, or could it be that Harvard still adheres to the same regional rivalry the South is often criticized for? At the very least...
...defense of last year's controversial Million Man March against conservative criticisms is one of a number of articles in the newly-published 1996 Handbook on Race Relations and the Common Pursuit...
...think Harvard doesn't really spend that much time analyzing race relations," Aime said. "Publishing a handbook doesn't mean much...
...right to send e-mail to whoever he pleases but only insofar as he does not impose an undue cost on others. Like him, I cannot help but draw the same analogy that the Handbook for Students draws in its section on "Electronic Communication." There, right before the caution that "messages... should not be sent as chain letters or 'broadcast' indiscriminately to large numbers of individuals," the Handbook gives e-mail use the same status as other forms of communication: "The same standards of behavior, however, are expected in the use of electronic mail as in the use of telephones...