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...primary function of the Ad Board is to deliberate and pass judgment on Harvard students?? behavior as it relates to student life. This year’s “Adminstrative Board Guide for Students?? lists the “resolution of alleged infractions of College rules, breaches of community standards, or other disciplinary matters” as one of its three purposes. By failing to define the abstract notion of “community standards,” however, the Ad Board is presumptuous. Rather than adhering to its intended purpose, namely, to determine...
...might compromise their intellectual property rights because it stores papers in its database permanently.And when the University of California-Berkeley balked at joining TurnItIn in 2002, the school’s assistant chancellor for legal affairs, Mike R. Smith, told the Chronicle of Higher Education that the issue of students?? intellectual property rights was “one of the trouble spots for us in moving ahead with this proposal.”But thousands of schools have joined TurnItIn despite the intellectual property concerns expressed by Berkeley and others.And Zittrain, a visiting professor at Harvard Law School...
...website for the symposium, entitled “Blue! Red!” presents students??who are allowed to participate anonymously under names such as “rredbluesym”—with a scenario of a contested 2008 election in which the losing party does not concede, and asks them to discuss the possibility of a war breaking...
...being named “Woman of the Year”? What does this kind of publicity do?MM: It helped spread awareness, and that is good. I really respect the young people and students who work on these things. I would love that kind of support from your students??both in terms of money, but also in feeling. We’re trying to create that kind of student community in Pakistan. THC: Can you speak a little bit about your communications with Nicholas Kristof, the New York Times columnist, and the money and support you received...
...sponsor of the contentious bill motions to have an “out of order” opponent immediately expelled. The motion fails, the gavel comes down, and Annie Riley shakes her head. By being quiet, Riley has made the UC loud. Armed with a keen ear for students?? concerns, she leads by listening. Although the diverse and divisive debates she fosters at times land in the world of minutia, her approach has spawned results. Halfway into her tenure, Riley has already spearheaded the institution of a new social programming board and proposed a popular overhaul...