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...Some say this places the onus of action on the candidates themselves. Longtime Cambridge pundit Glenn S. Koocher ’71 says students have little reason to become locally involved without prodding from candidates...
...information and travel warnings available to students, educate them on the risks of travel, and make them think twice before they travel to dangerous places. But ultimately, the College must lend all reasonable support to its students’ decisions. An exemption system for restricted countries would put the onus on students to prove the safety of their travel plans, allowing the College to prevent downright crazy explorations (say, travel to downtown Grozny) while at the same time adding invaluable flexibility. We encourage the College to take the next step forward and further expand international opportunity at Harvard...
...onus of change, according to De Vries, lies largely with the global Muslim community itself, which needs to be more active in fighting the stereotype of Islam being related to terrorism...
...eldest child, I knew the onus was on me. So I stepped up, sort of. Awkwardly. Even resentfully. I had spent last summer in Cambridge, and theoretically I knew how to deal with the mundane details of everyday life: cooking, cleaning, garbage disposal. But like most of my peers, I had eagerly returned to the happy bubble of HUDS dining and College conveniences once the term started. And never had I thought that my safe haven would require me to play housekeeper for the entire family...
Many, including students and Corker, believe that the onus is on students to improve campus options for socializing...