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Thus, it seems to me that changing the Ad Board process is only one of the reforms necessary to improve Harvard’s sexual assault policy. Rather than simply removing one of a survivor??s options, Harvard needs to redouble its efforts to make sure its policies and resources do as much as possible to support the survivor on his or her own path to recovery and healing. As one of the top universities in the country, Harvard has a responsibility to lead by example and create model sexual assault policy, education, and resources that...
...downfall,” he says, “was that I was just too quiet. I never tried to be dramatic just to get on the camera.” He continues, “After all, getting a few more minutes on ‘Survivor?? is not going to help me get through law school.” But, it has definitely helped him score a few modeling jobs and magazine covers, not your typical law school fare...
...Harvard Law School, received word that he had been chosen from a pool of 50,000 for prime time’s most successful reality TV show. Surviving past the merger and outlasting nine of his fellow survivors, Nick became the first member of the “Survivor?? Jury, the body that ultimately chooses the game’s winner. Now, back at the Law School, Nick looks less like a celebrity and much more like the overworked overachiever...
Last night, the audience reacted visibly to the survivor??s remarks, laughing at her feisty jokes and visibly cringing at her more graphic descriptions...
Winners of the past two “Survivor?? installments were Tina Wesson, a 40-year-old nurse and Richard Hatch, a 39-year-old corporate trainer...