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...Harvard employees, Harvard’s forceful expansion into the surrounding neighborhoods and the harmful practices of the Harvard Corporation. Others address disparities along lines of race, class and gender for Harvard faculty, and the various racist or sexist ideologies some professors’ words and behavior seem to reflect. Even more work to raise awareness about international conflicts and encourage students to stand against war. Student groups have worked to create safe spaces for underrepresented students at the College, while others tackle the issue of sexual assault and violence. And an increasing number of students are involved in advocacy...
...among other works, a Supreme Court issue which includes articles by Boskey Professor of Law Lani Guinier ’71 on the 2003 University of Michigan affirmative action cases and a forward by Yale Law Professor Robert Post on how decisions by the Court from the past term reflect a “connection between culture and law,” according to Vignarajah...
...face a growing demand for mental health services at Harvard that is linked to an increasing trend in the prevalence of serious mental illness among enrolled students. These two upward trends reflect what is happening throughout institutions of higher education in the United States. Harvard is no different in this regard. The reasons are attributed to improved medications for serious mental illness and rising expectations for what to demand from a health care system. The Harvard community should embrace both developments. Excellent students who were previously disabled by illness can now, with the help of therapy and medications, accomplish their...
Although there is no denying Harvard’s three seniors their legacy at Lavietes, their final home game did not reflect their contributions over the years...
...Angeles, Koi Suwannagate, 35, sends "pickers" to yard sales to dig up old cashmere sweaters, which she cuts up and then resews into one-of-a-kind creations. "I look at it like an art piece," says Suwannagate, whose prices ($800 to $1,700 for a sweater) reflect intense workmanship--two days, with the help of two sewers, are needed for each sweater...