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...Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) responded to complaints of commotion on the Quad’s public lawn during the "ABHW-BMF Challenge," a gathering put on by the Black Men’s Forum (BMF) and the Association of Black Harvard Women (ABHW). HUPD arrived, questioning the students??€™ presence on the lawn. Some present were asked to show IDs to verify that they were Harvard students. Officers then asked the students to "keep the noise down" and left the scene. Since then, many have called the incident a racist act on the part of the complaining Quad...
...drinking or drug use as an accepted feature of college life" and "it is imperative that we try to change attitudes on campus now, before such an incident occurs." It is obvious from just those two sentences how out of touch the Committee—which did not include students??€”was for the realities of student life...
...focus should be on promoting alcohol safety, not conducting pointless witch-hunts against student group leaders. A much more practical way to save lives, and even prevent binge drinking from getting out of hand, would be to make the College’s amnesty policy as loose as possible. Students??€”and especially intoxicated students??€”should not have to conduct a cost-benefit analysis every time they think they might want to bring an intoxicated friend to hospital...
Among the spectators assembled was Director of the Harvard Foundation S. Allen Counter, who watched the event from his University Hall office and said that he was “100 percent behind the students??€™ efforts...
...four-year college is about 45 percent more on average than that paid to someone who holds only a high school diploma. A college education also opens avenues to a more fulfilling life, increasing occupational opportunities, providing a nationwide (and even worldwide) social and professional network, and broadening students??€™ experiences by exposing them to varying views and ideas. These intangible benefits are also invaluable assets for further economic and social success, informing and enriching graduates’ lives long after graduation. Nevertheless, while everyone should have the opportunity to attend college if he or she chooses...