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In addition, a University should be a place of free and open discussion, not one of threats and coercion. West knows well that his loss would be a tremendous blow to this institution. He is one of Harvard’s best-known professors and has been a central figure...
An improved social life, of course, has as much extrinsic as intrinsic value. A student body with better options on weekends—a campus that knows it has a dependable place to look forward to socializing in—may well be sprightlier in its approach to the daily...
“I don’t think this lengthy recount really inspires confidence in Cambridge’s elections system,” Pitkin said. “This is not intrinsic to proportional representation.”
The power of such a means of veiled yet brutally honest communication with Faculty cannot be underestimated. In fact, such an outlet for relatively anonymous, highly visible and responsive feedback might have prevented the recent tragedies in the chemistry department. For this reason, every department ought to have such a...
“We want to be able to maintain the fun friendships intrinsic to the club at the same time as meeting new people,” she said.