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...lawyers, said in an interview. Additionally, the complaint alleges that this pattern of discriminatory conduct had already been brought to light in 2005, when a “group of distinguished leaders of similar departments” investigated the interpersonal problems between Fischer and Warfield—among other issues??and concluded that the problems were primarily Fischer’s fault. Despite the fact that the findings were shared with Levy, former Medical School Dean Joseph B. Martin, and Dean for Clinical Programs Raphael Dolin ’63, the suit alleges that the misconduct continued, culminating...
...private sphere is one of the sacrosanct tenets of a healthy liberal democracy. Yet while the average American considers his bedroom a sancto sanctorum, he doesn’t hesitate to deny the public servant the same privilege. If we reserved as much moral indignation for serious issues??like our engagement in a senseless and costly war—as we do for our politicians’ sexual peccadilloes, things might not be going so badly...
...More Than Skin Deep,” the Harvard College Women’s Center’s spring art exhibition, is taking an in-depth look at body issues??literally. The largest piece in the show is an over-sized photograph of a vagina, complete with pubic hair and a manifesto. The work, entitled “The Vag Club,” connects final clubs to the vulva and is just one of the many works that illuminates how art can address social issues at Harvard. Every semester the Women’s Center stages...
...success all but impossible, the Democrats and Republicans cannot hide behind tired excuses of their moral or legal independence as “private organizations.” Their fundamental tie to the government—which, for example, allows primary election ballots to run alongside other state election issues??obligates these political parties to higher standards of democratic fairness than mere private institutions. They may not be government entities in name, but they are as influential. No viable presidential candidate has emerged from a third party since Theodore Roosevelt’s bid for reelection...
Thomas Michel ’77, a professor of medicine who leads the education advisory group, stressed that planning on his committee was “very much a work in progress,” but said the group was considering a broad range of issues??from debt burden to distance learning...