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...ranging discussions are a bit uncomfortable, both for U.S. students and for the foreign contingent. But it is good when our foreign student-friends ask tough questions about the legitimacy, balance and correctness of U.S. foreign policy. If American students are unable to answer their inquiries satisfactorily, maybe our nation??s policies need to be re-examined...
After decades of struggle, activists for gay and lesbian civil rights finally have solid results. Over the past year, at least two historical roadblocks to equality were rightly knocked down—even as the nation??s most narrow-minded did their best to erect new ones. May 17 surely marked a happy ending for those who support equal rights, when hundreds of same-sex couples wed across Massachusetts. Cambridge, too, can claim a spot in the history books when it became the first city in the state, and thus the nation, to serve up marriage licenses...
...reputation for integrity and fairness led to his playing a pivotal role in one of the most turbulent episodes in the nation??s political history. His many colleagues, students, friends, and admirers in the Harvard community join in mourning his loss and remembering his extraordinary life,” Summers wrote...
During the occupation of the Architectural Technology Workshop on Memorial Drive, The Crimson published a March 12, 1971 news article characterizing Cox as the “nation??s leading confrontation expert...
Heymann told The Crimson the University administration would often call on Cox, “the nation??s role model of honor,” to offer his opinion on certain matters...