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...demeaning—not to mention illegal under a number of University regulations. The thrill of rating our fellow students and the chance at being named the third-hottest guy or girl in all of Leverett House were not, in the end, as powerful as the urge to protect privacy and defend ourselves against the potential injury such public judgment could cause. Within hours, the facemash’s sheepish lord had taken the site down and had posted apologies to offended individuals on a number of e-mail lists...
...become president, how do you plan to protect the civil liberties of Arab-Americans?” he asked...
...from indignity when he could say ‘Civis Romanus Sum’ [‘I am a Roman citizen’], so also a British subject, in whatever land he may be, shall feel confident that the watchful eye and the strong arm of England will protect him against injustice and wrong...
...population. And the limits of intelligence-gathering on the insurgency thus far suggests that the local population is therefore either not sufficiently sympathetic to the U.S. forces to blow the whistle on those doing the fighting, or else not sufficiently confident in the ability of the U.S. forces to protect them from retribution should they...
SEVIS is a tool to protect against terrorists who might attempt to misuse student visas. But while security must surely be ensured, SEVIS should neither discourage international students from study in the U.S. nor hinder their freedoms. At a time when foreign students are more valuable than ever in enriching our own understanding of world cultures, international students who wish to study in the U.S. must feel—and be—welcomed. American colleges benefit from the presence of these students who add diverse perspectives from around the world to college communities...