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...transfusion commit to get tainted blood? What sin did the thousands of Christian women whose breast cancer was diagnosed last year commit? Some may pat Graham on the back for lobbying President Bush to provide funding in the fight against AIDS. Graham's comments, however, were misguided, hurtful and unfair in implying that anyone with a disease has sinned in some way. Elena Martin Houston...
...rare cases “where the configuration of space ensures a large degree of privacy.” But the policy says, “House Masters are free to deny such requests.”Kouskalis’ paper calls that policy “inconsistent and unfair.”That’s not the only crusade led by Kouskalis’ this past year—and it’s not his only success. He sponsored a resolution calling on Harvard to include protections for “gender identity?...
...Kalb said that the Walt and Mearsheimer article “clearly does not meet the academic standards of a Kennedy School research paper.” In the magazine U.S. News & World Report, Kennedy School professor David R. Gergen called the Walt-Mearsheimer paper “an unfair attack.”In The Washington Post, Johns Hopkins University professor Eliot A. Cohen called it “a wretched piece of scholarship.” One of Mearsheimer’s colleagues at Chicago, assistant professor of political science Daniel W. Drezner, called...
...closest friends I had ever had—were assigned to Dunster, the veritable opposite pole of the Harvard world. Oh, Harvard, I groaned, why couldn’t you produce a better system? As my time here continued, so did my complaints. I complained about issues of diversity, unfair “remedies” to the grade inflation that I never saw, the men, and the weather. As an executive of The Harvard Crimson, I listened to—and sympathized with—the complaints of many other members of the Harvard community. So focused...
...University in 1978 formed Harvard Real Estate, Inc. (HRE), a non-profit company that would manage Harvard’s non-academic property holdings.Within three years, HRE, under the stewardship of Sally Zeckhauser, had angered tenants so much that they formed the Harvard Tenants Union (HTU) to protest allegedly unfair rent increases and negligent management.The tensions came to a head at 7 Sumner Rd., an apartment building that the Graduate School of Design bought in the 1970s with the intention of converting into offices.The University began emptying the building by leaving apartments vacant when their tenants left. By February...