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Helen Yu ’12 commented that while MHS and Room 13—a peer-to-peer counseling service that operates under UHS supervision??provide accessible and highly confidential help, not all students are aware of these services, and many are simply unwilling...
...quirkier controversial laws allows people under 21 to drink in bars as long as a parent or guardian is present. This law has a legitimate purpose—to have those under 21 who choose to drink do so safely and responsibly with a parent’s supervision??and should be considered for other states as well. In most states, children are legally allowed to drink at home under their parents’ supervision; the Wisconsin statute only extends this right to public places. These laws give parents discretion about when their children begin drinking and help...
Students need to be able to determine for themselves—sans arbitrary, unjustified supervision??the rooming situation with which they are the most comfortable. The current housing system is a vestige of a medieval era in which a puritanical society forced men and women into largely unrepresentative and dichotomous roles that serve poorly to determine rooming compatibility...
According to a 2002 U.S. Justice Department report, 6.7 million people in the U.S. were under “correctional supervision??—prison, jail, parole or probation—nearly four times as many people as in 1980. It is estimated that, on any day, upwards of one-third of black men in their twenties face this reality. With black women as the fastest growing prison population in the United States, perhaps similar statistics may not be too far behind. Our politicians speak of the success of the need to be “tough...
Soyinka published one of the essays Gates wrote for his supervision??the equivalent of a tutorial at Harvard—in the journal Transition, of which he was chief editor...