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...sum total contribution of PETA to America’s political arena has been stunningly harmful to those who truly advocate animal rights causes. PETA’s traveling exhibits only alienate the vast majority of people who find nothing, and certainly not the butcher of animals, comparable to the tragedy of the Holocaust. Nor is PETA interested in convincing ranchers—who were collectively compared to serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer by the organization’s leadership—to adopt more humane methods of slaughtering animals. They seem more concerned about launching shock campaigns to convince (vainly...
Many view the endowment as a $19.3 billion rainy-day fund for the University which can be raided at any time and for any reason. In fact, the endowment is not a lump sum stashed away in a lockbox, but is used constantly in order to finance Harvard’s tremendous operating costs. Harvard, in spite of its popular portrayal, does not have unending cash reserves—and one of the major responsibilities of the administration is to prioritize the University’s spending and guarantee the institution’s long-term financial stability. As Summers...
Foster-Keddie, the creator of the T-shirt, told Newsday last week that “this shirt’s real intention is to sum up the current state of political affairs, pointing a finger at all of us who’ve been so apathetic in the past...
...Realism assumes that if I win, you have to lose, but this assumption of the zero-sum game precludes the fact that things can benefit both parties...
Dartmouth wants you to know that hockey is most definitely not a zero-sum game. The Big Green has skated to ties—and thus each side has left with a point—nine times in just 27 games. Every third night Dartmouth takes the ice, skates around for 65 minutes, throws up the white flag and forms a truce with its opponent. If I knew that I had essentially the same chance of seeing a draw as either a win or a loss, I’d stay home. Apparently 4000 strong in Hanover disagree with...