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“Stop Police Brutality” Protest at Cornell
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“Stop Police Brutality” Protest at Cornell

In response to the shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri early last month, and the perceived racially-motivated circumstances surrounding Brown’s death, several student groups led by the Black Students Union (BSU) staged a protest of police brutality on Ho Plaza during the afternoon of Sep. 10. Compared to the anti-Israel protest staged by...

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Cornell College Republicans Bring Allen West to Campus in October

As we all ponder just exactly how to handle — or not handle — the world events that are radically reshaping geopolitics in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, who else a better speaker on this topic than Lt. Col. Allen West? The Cornell College Republicans are sponsoring an event on Oct. 30 with West...

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Previews from the Upcoming First Issue of the Year

Readers, be prepared and get pumped: The first print issue of the year is out on Sunday! On Sunday we will be distributing exclusively to those who attend Club Fest in Barton Hall from 1-4 pm. Additionally, we will be uploading the PDF version to our main website, www.thecornellreview.com. On Monday we will distribute throughout...

Students for Justice in Palestine at Cornell Stage Anti-Israel Protest
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Students for Justice in Palestine at Cornell Stage Anti-Israel Protest

Written by Casey Breznick and Andres Sellitto. A ragtag group of students, faculty, and city locals associated with Cornell’s chapter of Students of Justice in Palestine (SJP) gathered in Cornell’s central campus Friday afternoon to stage a protest against Israel and Operation Protective Edge. The protestors stood in a crescent formation in Ho Plaza, one of...

The Return of The Cornell Review
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The Return of The Cornell Review

Dear Readers, It is with great enthusiasm that I and the rest of the editorial board of The Cornell Review announce our return to online and print publishing for the 2014-2015 academic year. We expect the first issue of our print publication to be distributed in early September. In the mean time and throughout the...

Leftist Student Mob Overtakes Cornell Student Assembly
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Leftist Student Mob Overtakes Cornell Student Assembly

A mob of about 100 leftist students overtook the Student Assembly to read aloud their previously-tabled resolution calling for divestment from businesses operating in Israel. The mob also made other speeches and comments criticizing university policies and the Student Assembly as non-democratic and non-representative of the student body. A confrontation with President David Skorton resulted...

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Student Assembly Rejects Resolution to Divest from Israel

On Thursday, April 10 the Cornell Student Assembly voted 15-8-1 to indefinitely table a formal Resolution to Divest from all companies that conduct business in Israel. The vote came after the Assembly overruled a motion by President Ulysses Smith, ’14, to disallow the tabling of the resolution until after it was presented. Some of the...

Obamacare Comedy Not a Laughing Matter
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Obamacare Comedy Not a Laughing Matter

Time is running out for Obamacare enrollment numbers to meet the new March 31 target of 6 million signups. As of this week, only 5 million people have successfully signed up for coverage via the Obamacare exchanges, with the number enrolling per month dropping significantly from over 2 million in December to less than a...

That Sinking Feeling
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That Sinking Feeling

On Tuesday Republican David Jolly defeated Democrat Alex Sink in a Florida House district election dubbed by some in the media as the “ground zero” of Obamacare and largely seen as a test battle ground for the upcoming Congressional midterm elections in November. The election, which saw Jolly receive 48.5 percent of the vote compared...