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“We remain deeply concerned that the work of our departments and university cannot be sustained under such conditions, but we for our part renew our pledge to try to keep that work on track,” the statement reads.
How Sarkozy, 50, carries out that pledge may determine France's political future. While the fires in the working-class immigrant suburbs seemed to be subsiding last week, the government's ineffectual response to the violence has stirred nearly as much public outrage as have the rioters. French President Jacques...
In an Asia where old friends such as South Korea are not afraid to stick up for their own interests, and in which China is a new rival to the U.S. for local affections, sorting out unfinished business with Japan has become an American priority. On Oct. 26, U.S. Deputy...
The court’s decision in the case, Rumsfeld v. FAIR, will have immediate ramifications for Harvard. The Law School has tried to require all recruiters who use its career services office to sign a pledge stating that they will not discriminate against employees based on sexual orientation. The...
Fallon, Field, and Minow—along with 37 fellow Harvard Law professors—signed a friend-of-the-court brief in September arguing that the school can bar military recruiters from campus without violating the Solomon Amendment. By requiring the Pentagon to sign a nondiscrimination pledge, the Law...