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“I think it’s very inconsiderate on the part of the University to assume that their students wouldn’t have a moral objection since it’s such a grave issue,” Pakaluk said.
Stone took the negotiations seriously. He would not comment for this article, citing his objection to a Crimson staff editorial that criticized tunnel negotiations.
The standard objection runs something like, “God doesn’t care about the Red Sox, he cares about starving children in Africa.”
Until Estrada and the administration agree to cooperate with the reasonable requests of senators, filibustering should remain a warranted means of objection.
But what if antidepressants like Prozac were one day made completely free of side effects and served only to elevate mood? Would there be an objection to prescribing them for the entire nation? Every psychiatrist I spoke with still answered "probably." Some see SSRIs as a kind of mental shortcut...