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Crimson President Peter F. Zhu ’11 says that it is not the newspaper??€™s general policy to print victims’ names or identifying information in cases of sexual assault...
...proper documentation to enter the newsroom, they inappropriately exercised their force by intimidating the staff and threatening to confiscate other items besides the photos. Demanding the photos was wrong on its own, but threatening to shut down the entire operations of a paper showed even bigger disregard for the newspaper??€™s rights...
...poll taken by The Harbus—the Business School’s student newspaper??€”in September showed that 59 percent of polled members of the Class of 2010 did not plan on signing the oath...
According to Business Insider, Zuckerberg hacked into the personal e-mail accounts of then-Crimson editors to preview the newspaper??€™s take on his legal dispute with the founders of a rival social network ConnectU, which eventually ended in a $65 million settlement. In another article, Business Insider charged Zuckerberg with hacking into ConnectU accounts in order to ridicule the ConnectU founders (by creating fake profiles that mocked one of them as "WASP-y") and deactivating some 20 accounts in an attempt to reduce competition...
...137th guard, along with the hometown of each executive, on Jan. 25th. I was struck by the profound contrast between the extent of these two diversities on The Crimson’s new staff. In ethnic terms, the 137th guard represents quite possibly the most diverse aggregation in the newspaper??€™s history. The president is Asian-American, the business manager African-American, and virtually every prominent ethnic group at Harvard is represented...