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...while giving fact-finding responsibility to one individual??instead of a subcommittee of the Ad Board—can ease scheduling complications and reduce the time it takes to complete an investigation, it is essential that the SFF be uniquely qualified to design investigations that are sensitive to the emotions of the survivor and alleged assailant as well...
...with his presence. Others castigated Summers for censoring Paulin. They advocated what they called “free speech.” Of course, this phrase was adopted for rhetorical purposes because most Americans hold the 1st Amendment dear. Free speech is a juridical term that refers to an individual??s right to express himself without fear of criminal punishment. To clarify, I’m fairly sure Summers didn’t want to arrest Paulin. In any case, free speech was the ostensible basis for an op-ed The Crimson published that month written by none...
...every turn, the restructuring has provided ample occasion for concern. The new uber-dean position—haphazardly combining the immense responsibilities of two large and complicated bureaucracies under one individual??is fundamentally flawed. As Dean of the College, Lewis has had a challenging, full-time job addressing undergraduates’ outside-the-classroom concerns. It will be a travesty if this critically important job is neglected in the coming years. And yet with the equally essential task of reforming Harvard’s undergraduate curriculum ahead of him—the huge job for which...
...remain unregulated. Regulation, though well-intentioned, will no doubt inhibit list members from posting potentially useful, entertaining or thought-provoking e-mails for fear of warnings or removal. Also, as any regulation of House lists will always be unfairly subjective—it shouldn’t be any individual??s job to moderate. Besides, House lists are inherently self-regulating; when someone posts an offensive, asinine or ignorant e-mail, others on the list will likely ostracize this view with condemnatory e-mails or enlighten the issue with worthwhile e-mail discussion. And given the implicit...
...responsibility for the negative images of black women “was returned back on the individual??rather than the people who work in the media,” said Akiba E. Smith-Francis ’00, a student at the Kennedy School of Government...