Word: unfairness
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It’s a bit unfair to ridicule the Cornell and Columbia scoring woes without mentioning Dartmouth, the queen bee of offensive impotence...
Some women are uncomfortable with this approach, arguing that it’s unfair to assume women are the ones who are going to be placed in this inferior position. But at the same time, the attitude of these dissenters is self-defeating. The “She’s a smart, confident woman. She’ll tell him exactly what she wants and have no problem setting limits” approach can and does hurt the very people it’s trying to help because it does not take into account the social pressures facing women...
...really unfair to ask a field to be more advanced than it is,” he said. “The fact that people on both sides of the issue make use of it, I think, suggests that our research is moving along in a reasonable direction and in an unbiased direction...
...satisfied merely with the availability of absentee balloting is to completely ignore how simple and self-explanatory some states have made the process. Students who think they were disenfranchised by an unfair or ill-designed system should ask their state to adopt the simpler, more efficient model of a state like California. A government premised on the rule of the people is made more legitimate by high voter turnout and especially high voter turnout across all slices of America. With a few simple changes, states could strengthen the democratic fiber of America by delivering the legitimacy the even slightly higher...
...member of The Fox agrees. “What’s unfair is that final clubs are expected to take on a role that they were never originally designed for,” says the member, who asked to remain anonymous. “The idea of a final club as party space every weekend is something they were never built for. Harvard is as much to blame in not creating space for all students...