Word: restrictionism
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Students in Houses with restrictions must convince their masters to change the current policy. So far, the cause has been taken up only by a few eager council members who need more backing to argue what is obvious to students. Concerns prompting access restriction are trumped by the improved convenience...
The evolution of democracy has been a long and, at times, painful process. In the last millennium governments of the people have managed to eliminate unjust voting restrictions based on race, property and gender. Now, we stand on the brink of true equality among the citizenry with only one obstacle...
What Harvard must do is better balance the risks involved in traveling to international destinations with the benefits that travel to these locations will bring. For many of these countries, a blanket restriction simply ignores the nuances of regional realities—deterring travel to many safe locations while sanctioning...
Massachusetts Department of Public Health Commissioner Christine C. Ferguson announced last week that the flu vaccine guidelines would be expanded immediately to include people 65 years of age and older and other high-risk patients not included in the previous restriction.
This limited understanding of what purpose Widener serves has not always been the norm. Matthew Battles, Houghton librarian and author of the recent book Widener: Biography of a Library, pointed out in an e-mail that until about a decade ago, “library access was granted on the...