Word: unequalled
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"I'm disappointed, but that doesn't mean the war doesn't go on," said Howard Reid, one of 11 former or current employees to publicly charge unequal treatment in the unit. "This battle was lost. But that doesn't mean I'm going to stop doing what's right...
Diversity means uniformity. (If someone wants a "diverse" student body, say, that means he wants one in which everyone is more or less like him. This is only logical, because "minorities" tend to be in the majority now. Thus "equal opportunity" usually means "unequal," since some are more equal -- or...
The Harvard policy also prohibits romantic relationships among tutors and house residents. "Under no circumstances must a resident tutor be involved in any way with a student because there's an unequal power equation and, therefore, it's inappropriate," says Deborah Foster, Currier House senior tutor and lecturer in folklore...
Two months ago. The Crimson reported discrepancies in the treatment of men's and women's athletics teams. Women athletes and coaches complained that their teams received less funding than their male counterparts, and were granted unequal use of equipment and facilities. We called those discrepancies unfair.
The evidence of unequal opportunity, the athletes say, is all around them. Men's teams travel more. A women's lacrosse player, wandering into the training room after a day spent being battered and bruised at Ohiri Field, has to wait, as a matter of course, for the men's...