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...yesterday, more than 600 people have petitioned the College to accommodate students’ concerns in light of the historical nature of this inauguration. One class that—ironically??had its exam scheduled for Jan. 20, Government 1540: “The American Presidency,” did get its test moved up a week earlier...
Though Perlstein’s piece points to the college experience’s slide toward the vocational as a primary agent in its downfall, both the Times and mtvU acknowledged—perhaps ironically??that entrants may rightfully view the contest as a chance to propel their post-graduate aspirations...
...fancied herself a forward-thinking person because she could like me not just despite, but for my lovable gayness. Similarly, I have some straight friends who, having several gay friends and being politically liberal, feel they’ve cleared their names enough to indulge in “ironically?? anti-gay humor, which often consists of simply referencing a person’s homosexuality, but without actually forming a witticism...
...Ironically??given that the Third Circuit’s ruling in FAIR was hailed by gay rights advocates—the panel’s majority opinion cites the Supreme Court’s 2000 ruling in Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, which upheld the scouts’ right to prevent an openly gay man from serving as a troop leader. According to the Third Circuit, the Boy Scouts cannot be compelled to include gays, just as law schools cannot be forced to include discriminatory employers at recruiting events...
It’s necessary that all “ironically?? narcissistic Harvard students, like you, be sent home to the suburbs for the summer with something to think about. With that in mind, let’s ponder the future of cinema...