On the right to be heard
Like her or not, Ann Coulter has the right to be heard by those who want to listen.
Author: Samuel Kim
Samuel Kim is the Editor-in-Chief emeritus of The Cornell Review, an alumnus of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, and a second-year at the Johnson Graduate School of Management. He has written for the Washington Examiner and the Legal Insurrection blog.
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Ann Coulter ’84 returns to Cornell
On November 9th, the conservative commentator will be speaking at an event in Myron Taylor Hall. The talk…
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Far Beyond Cayuga’s Waters: An Interview with Alumnus Brendan Dodd
“My advice would be—I think it’s a Mark Twain quote, a favorite of mine—not to let your classwork get in the way of your education.”
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Outlining Our 2022 Vision: A Letter from the Editor
It is not always easy to express conservative or right-of-center opinions in the classroom. We hope that the Review can give students an outlet to express these views and positively contribute to the wider political discourse campuswide.
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Cornell will not submit comments on Biden’s proposed Title IX rule
Cornell University does not plan to submit official comments in response to the Department of Education’s new Title IX rule.
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Culture | Law | Politics | United States
Tennessee judge halts Biden LGBTQ order, Cornell unaffected
A federal judge in Tennessee blocked the Biden administration from enforcing new guidance on LGBTQ civil rights, for the time being.
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BREAKING: Abysmal turnout in Student Assembly elections
Voter turnout in this year’s Student Assembly took a nose-dive, as just over ten percent of students cast their ballots. This was a significant drop from last spring’s election, which was nearly 24%.
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REPORT: Progressive groups protest Federalist Society for bringing conservative speaker to Cornell Law
The Cornell Law School’s chapter of the Federalist Society, a conservative and libertarian legal group, received criticism from students for bringing a social conservative to campus yesterday.
