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...suffrage’ and ‘women’s rights’ stuff the idea that women are equally capable of making rational decisions, and that men and women should be respected equally? Wouldn’t the logical extension of that spirit be to write laws based on the assumption that women are capable of intelligently making independent decisions? Should laws be based on the idea that the decisions women make are less legally binding than those of men because they’re made in the context of generations-old unequal societal expectations, or should...
...course it’s true that Harvard, as a private association, can write its own rules as it pleases, but these rules would do best to acknowledge the importance of each group unabashedly asserting a mission, even if that mission might preclude some students from membership. If the stated mission of the Black Men’s Forum excludes racist white women from joining, then so be it. Student groups, and civil associations in general, should have a freedom of association. This is as important here on our college campus as it is in broader society...
While adopting some of the Task Force’s accepted proposals, the Ad Board took measures to prevent interaction between the accuser and the accused. One of the last recommendations adopted by the Ad Board was a requirement that both parties write independent initial statements before the case is deliberated. “I think it’s a cleaner situation and less likely to cause misunderstanding,” Virginia L. Mackay-Smith ’78, then assistant to the dean of the College, said at the time. “The Task Force convinced...
...somewhat inefficient and overly difficult. A major conflict of interests arises when a victim’s senior tutor or dean is involved in the process. “It’s not fair that academics and this very personal situation crash into one another. Someone who will write letters of recommendation for you later in life shouldn’t be so closely involved in a situation like this,” Levit-Shore says...
...moved in. You know, get out so I can get moved in,” Dan said. Martin acknowledges that Dan is a source of inspiration for his work on Harvard Yard. “In that I have to pay his tuition, I am inspired every day to write. Seeing the place through his eyes has been an inspiration. Seeing the modern Harvard through a new set of eyes had been refreshing,” Martin said...