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...misrepresents the point of view of most people who have been protesting Spencer Gifts’ allegedly racist T-shirts. Bronshtein begins his editorial by stating that he differs from the protesters in that he “support[s] Spencer Gifts’ right to produce?? the T-shirts. Having closely followed the debate over the T-shirts on Cambridge Common and other forums of student discussion, I can confidently state that the average protester also supports Spencer Gifts’ right to produce merchandise that may offend some people. It is misleading to portray somebody...
Whether choosing to buy coffee at Gato Rojo, which sells the Fair Trade brand, or living as a vegan because he hasn’t the heart to “produce?? other forms of foods himself, Bar Am is vigilantly aware of his individual impact on the world...
...there is no doubt that there will be a next time. Genetically modified crops have become so widespread that, even if we wanted to, it would take years to switch back to natural produce??and it may already be completely impossible. By 2000, farmers in the U.S. alone were planting over 75 million acres—18 percent of the total cropland and an area three times larger than the state of New York—with GM crops, and this figure is increasing at an almost exponential rate. More worryingly, though, these GM crops are not only...
Again, this apathy—and the laziness-generated opinions which it tends to produce??is only human nature, and indeed it is hard to imagine its being any other way. But it does have one very important, and not necessarily obvious, implication: when Dean Kirby, the students on the CUE, and the Harvard Faculty make important decisions about the future of academic life here, they should do so based almost entirely on their own instincts, and on however many thoughtful individual responses they receive to their solicitations of student opinion...
Though juicy roles and fantastical plotting make A Winter’s Tale one of Shakespeare’s best plays, its many supernatural elements make it far from easy to produce??and perhaps explains why it graces the stage so rarely...