Word: non
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...staff of The Crimson recently lauded the move of many final clubs to restrict access to non-members (Opinion, Feb. 10). Although I have rarely entered one of these clubs as a guest, I must disagree with the staff's perceptions on the restrictions...
...recent survey on student happiness, The Crimson mentions this role that the clubs play as well as the crackdown on room parties that have been taking place on campus. Shut the doors to non-members, and partying on campus becomes viewed as a privilege of the members of those clubs--the members of the old boy network...
...staff calls the recent drop in minority admissions an indication that non-affirmative action policies are "unfair." Quite the contrary. The radical drop instead reveals the absurd degree to which race had previously been a factor in admissions and thereby the extent to which non-minority applicants had been unjustly discriminated against...
According to Buell, the resignations offer a clear indication that the University's policies on the awarding of tenure make it difficult for departments to retain talented but non-tenured instructors from becoming too invested in the university Faculty...
While the department's selectivity in recent hiring practices has made Harvard junior Faculty members relatively more "desirable" in the market for scholars, Buell said the University's police also work to discourage talented but non tenured instructors from becoming too invested in the University...