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...official recognition of ROTC among Harvard students” is dubious at best. A substantial self-selection bias and a low response rate show that this poll can tell us very little about opinions towards ROTC on campus. The discussion it has provoked, however, is a sign of the issue??s importance on campus, and the conversation on this policy should continue with more representative polling by the HRC and other interested organizations...
...summer’s end to prevent rodent proliferation—not as a result of “any of this [recent] foolishness or hysteria,” McCluskey said at the meeting, but rather because it represented a “general quality of life issue?? that Harvard felt it should address in accordance with its long-term partnership with the City. While many residents contend that the rodent infestation results from irresponsible trash disposal practices, John Walsh and Tim McHale, longtime area residents, suggested that another explanation could be that some neighbors routinely rummage through...
...physicians ghostwriting pharmaceutical studies—another contentious ethical issue??Stossel is not nearly so far from the medical mainstream, saying that honorary authorship, in which doctors simply sign their name to a document written by industry employees, is wrong...
...honor” of the selection.“We are humbled and happy that we have been selected at a time that seemingly breaks a barrier on the side of race,” Robinson said. Stating that race is still a pervasive “issue?? in the country and in higher education, Robinson added, “I don’t think Harvard would be left behind—it’s a leader on most issues.” Although the selection represents a step forward in terms of race relations, Matory...
...don’t know about you, but I found it difficult to keep from rolling my eyes throughout the entire thing. And not because of what Penn said—I happen to be in complete agreement with him on this issue??but because it was clear that he believed that I (and the millions of others watching) had an obligation to listen...