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...Professor Tribe as an academic and as a person. He is one of the top constitutional scholars in the world, and he is rightfully respected both within and beyond the academic community. His University professorship, one of only nineteen, reflects this distinguished record. The troubling trend, which we protest, is that these impressive credentials have lead to effective immunity from punishment for plagiarism. A highly distinguished resume should not exempt one from facing the consequences of academic dishonesty...
...Michael A. Gould-Wartofsky ’07, a member of the HSF coordinating committee, said that actions sponsored by the HSF, such as Tuesday’s protest, are not intended to imply endorsement by all member groups...
Gould-Wartofsky said the peaceful and more conventional protest that took place outside the Science Center during the panel was organized by the HSF and denied that the activists who disrupted the panel had any official affiliation with...
...placed it in the trash receptacle. One of my accomplices spilled a bag of jelly beans. She meticulously picked up each one. As was the plan, Harvard workers did not have to clean up vomit, jelly beans, or any other nonexistent “remnant” of our protest...
More importantly, our protest did not “demonstrate disdain for diversity of opinion.” The event was a recruitment meeting, not a debate. The CIA and DHS representatives were not there to offer “opinions” or “ideas,” but rather to lure talented Harvard students into exciting careers with agencies for which torture, mass deportations, assassinations, and other violations of human rights are standard practices. I was there to inform others of these practices (with a fact sheet we handed to everyone in attendance), express my disgust...