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...call on the University to spend additional Endowment earnings for the specific purpose of reversing this four-decades-long march toward an ever rising price tag for higher education that has become ever more burdensome to students and their families??not only at Harvard, but throughout the nation,” the letter reads...
Marriage as an institution has its proponents and its critics, but this entire week dedicated to the “sacred institution” has little to do with Bush’s desire to “help parents build stronger families?? and much more to do with his agenda to gain popular support for the abhorrent Federal Marriage Amendment. The amendment, co-sponsored by both Democrats and Republicans, attempts to preempt the decision of Goodridge v. Massachusetts Department of Public Health. The plaintiffs in Goodridge are seven Massachusetts gay and lesbian couples seeking marriage licenses, denied...
...proclamation itself is fraught with disingenuous language and empty political rhetoric (for example: “We must support the institution of marriage and help parents build stronger families??). Nowhere in the proclamation is there actually any discussion of who or what is supposedly attempting to undermine the institution of marriage—indeed why marriage supposedly needs protection in the first place...
Sonnert and Holton, on the contrary, don’t believe that women actually learn differently than men. In their studies, they observed that smaller factors—like less financial support from their families??cumulatively add up to make it more difficult for women to successfully pursue careers in science...
...Having watched hundreds of their fellow citizens come to a fiery demise, most reasonable Americans deemed it necessary to destroy the al Qaeda network, and the Taliban regime that harbored it, in order to prevent future terrorist attacks. No doubt, countless thousands of Americans—the friends and families??of September 11th’s victims sought retribution. This, I believe, was also a reasonable position. What I do not think was a reasonable position was that of a fair number of Harvard students who decided to rally against military action in Afghanistan. One fellow Dunster House...