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...class, and I repeat it, that other rights are also involved: the right of an instructor, trying to address some 80 auditors, to make a coherent presentation; the right of other students in the classroom not to be disturbed by the constant movement. Further, for the shopper: intellectual judgement is not a casual process, and if you want to find out about a course, come and listen. About 80 students did come on time; about seven began wandering in at various moments 15 minutes past the hour. What is the balance of rights...
...learned something from this, that Sam's life may not have gone to waste. The next time someone gets into trouble at Harvard, perhaps some administrator will take the time to get to know that person a little better, and think hard about his or her motives before passing judgement...
...Leverett House is appalling. It is unfortunate that the Dowlings did not perceive the opportunity which the grates provided as one allowing us to offer service to others less fortunate than ourselves. We have few opportunities of this sort in life, certainly far too few to waste through poor judgement. More creative solutions to the reported security risk posed by the homeless could have been developed through involvement of the Leverett community. That there was no effort to involve the community is a sad commentary on the management of this issue. Practical solutions to the problem are obvious. Students...
Tribe said he became interested in the case because of Brieant's involvement. The judgement of a federal judge on a state ruling, Tribe said, raises questions concerning "the limits of federal judical power and the sovereignty of the state judicial system...
However, Tribe said, a decision reached in a Texas court was not for a Federal judge in New York to pass judgement upon. Brieant's ruling in the case went beyond the bounds of legitimate federal judicial activism, he said...