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...response to this week’s squash bagel debacle, Dartmouth President Jim Yong Kim apologized to University President Drew Gilpin Faust on Tuesday at an Ivy League Presidents?? meeting in New York. He also promises to apologize to Harvard squash player, Franklin Cohen, and his parents, according to the Associated Press...
...ongoing historical debate over the personal merits of Christopher Columbus is reserved for another time and place. For now, consider that many figures in American history are remembered for their accomplishments rather than their participation in the follies of their respective eras. We honor George Washington no less on Presidents?? Day because he owned slaves, but rather we honor him as the father of our country. To sacrifice the reputation, dignity, and heroism of a visionary man as a “symbol” for the worst excesses committed by colonial governments is both unfair and obtuse...
...wish to be successful, student leaders must step up as well. The Presidents?? Forum was founded a few years ago to promote collaboration amongst organizations. Never has that been more crucial to the success of groups on campus than in the upcoming year. It is vital that student groups share the best practices—what works and what does not–in order to avoid duplicate efforts and ultimately save groups money. As a member of FiCom for five semesters, I’ve reviewed roughly 2,500 grants. The best events (in terms of impact...
...America the more the worse it gets. Maybe I can love it less because it is going to get better. 12. FM: So how do you feel about Obama?JK: Oh my God, I still smile every time I see him. I know he will do all sorts of presidents?? things I won’t like, but it’s so nice to love the president. 13. FM: You have an uncanny ability to write about basically anything. You discuss everything from sexuality, humiliation, and isolation. Is anything off limits?JK: No, not at all. When...
While Harvard prides itself on being a veritable factory for future presidents??seven alumni have gone on to the Oval Office—Harvard Law School has only produced one: the vaguely remembered, relatively inconsequential Rutherford B. Hayes, who was elected...