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The difficulty of controlling leaks from within the Clinton camp is that some of them are apparently coming from the putative nominees themselves. The logic behind this gambit is to lock in one's selection with the press before the President-elect has a chance to reconsider. Clinton advisers contrast...
In its refusal to reconsider the repeal of the Guam law, the majority opinion cited the argument of "undue burden" to attack the legality of preventing women from having abortions. The justices lifted this argument from last summer's Casey v. Planned Parenthood ruling that fundamentally upheld 1973's landmark...
Race relations is arguably Harvard's biggest problem, and Epps' initiatives and observations don't go beyond the surface. To make substantial improvements in a race relations system that most agree isn't good enough, Epps has to reconsider our existing race relations structures.
We hope that she will reconsider her position and realize that silence is not the best means of protecting freedom of choice. Lily J. Shapiro '93 Amanda Micheli '94 Co-Presidents, Harvard-Radcliffe Students for Choice
We missed such a great opportunity. The Crimson was going to eat it up. Old and new alumni would be shocked. The student body would reconsider if they truly were receiving the best education promised in the admissions brochures. After the rally, minority student leaders would be invited to chat...