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...should depend on the seriousness of the crime rather than the type. As it stands, a misdemeanor drug offense could make a student ineligible for aid, while a student convicted of felony assault would still technically qualify. The denial of educational opportunity carries such serious ramifications for a person??s future that the threshold for ineligibility should be both high—a felony conviction, for example—and consistent. (A higher threshhold would, of course, continue to allow colleges to enforce their own codes of conduct as they see fit.) On the whole...
...bill’s inception in 2004. But Harvard has opposed the current legislation on the grounds that releasing more information would endanger the privacy of students. “Within the small campus environment, the information contained in an incident report would make it easier for a person??s identity to be either known or assumed by others,” a University spokesman, Joe Wrinn, told The Crimson in February 2005. Wrinn could not be reached for comment last night. Not only does the legislation pit a Harvard student newspaper against the University, but it also...
...Harvard…” “Oh shit!” J-Zone interjects. “You actually have Harvard kids listening to my records? Are you trying to bring down your IQ by listening to my music? That’s scary! A Harvard person??” “Here’s his question: Somehow I go to Harvard where certain cats aren’t really feeling everything I stand for. How do I keep it super ignorant and crush all the haters at an institution of higher learning...
...love the smell of napalm in the morning. 13) How much would it cost to bribe you? 14) Fuck you! I already have a banking job. 15) Is the proper term for a dwarf “midget” or “little person?...
...wants ABHW to continue “to be a strong representative of the black women’s community at Harvard, but also to reach out beyond”—into the wider community. “It’s not just about one person??s plan—it’s about coming together in our mission of sisterhood,” Alford said. Alford’s words about outreach set the stage for two of the night’s most hotly contested races. The chair of ABHW?...