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...children were to replace adult demonstrators, many of whom had been shut up in Birmingham jails. “They told us older boys to be tough, how to get the police angry,” he said. “Then we walked in the front to protect the younger ones...
...been achieved. Three on-campus sexual assaults were reported to the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response at Harvard within the past week. Last year, a passer-by perpetrated a hate crime against one of our classmates. The Harvard anti-discrimination policy does not yet protect us from discrimination based on gender identity. It’s not always evident to people who do not experience it, but everyday discrimination and sex-specific challenges for women on this campus take many forms: being the only female in a physics class, facing harder choices than male peers about balancing future...
...precedent over the policies of any individual school. Nevertheless, these recent developments only further underline the critical need for the entire University community to act more aggressively to overturn the Solomon Amendment and its undue encroachment upon the right of academic institutions to enforce their own internal policies and protect their students’ civil rights...
...stockpile of 4 million doses. That sounds like a lot of antivirals - and per capita only Finland has more - but it would be "woefully inadequate" if the bug were rampant, says Peter Curson, director of health studies at Sydney's Macquarie University. NIPAC says the supply is sufficient to protect up to a million of the country's essential service workers for about six weeks. The grim conclusion is that for the duration of a pandemic beginning any time soon, the vast majority of Australians won't see an antiviral tablet...
...project that could mean a pandemic was over before anyone had received a shot. Officials have tended to sugarcoat the prospect of an outbreak, he says, and there's nothing in NIPAC's plan about managing public hysteria. "There's a feeling in Australian society that the government will protect us, that we don't need to do anything," he says. "But people are going to be thrust back on their own resources...