The Cornell Review presents “Climate Change: What They Rarely Teach In College”
On March 8th, the Cornell Review will be hosting alumnus Stephen Einhorn ‘64 to talk about climate change.
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Cornell Law Professor Launches Equal Protection Project
“Our highest ideal as a society is enshrined in the Constitution, the 14th Amendment, and federal, state and local law, which is you do not discriminate on the basis of race or ethnicity. And we are seeing that unfortunately, under the concept of equity, that there is outright discrimination on the basis of race.”
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Re: Does Zoning Kill Dreams?
Simply put, we agree collectively, regardless of political ideology, that everyone should have a fair chance at a good life.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Culture | New York | Opinion | Politics | United States
Pearl Lucas Stood Up For Truth
Pearl Lucas prevailed in her view that black Cornell students should be encouraged to take full advantage of all that Cornell has to offer. Though concurrent events overshadowed the battle at Cornell, Lucas’s bravery is admirable nonetheless.
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Dear Ann Coulter, Nikki Haley is an American and a Good Candidate
In case it needs to be said, Haley is American. This is Haley’s “own country.” She’s been targeted because she’s a threat, both to Coulter and the Left.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Climate Change | New York | Opinion | Politics | Science | Technology | United States
Decarbonization and Reliability
This is Part III of a series reviewing Cornell’s electric system and investigating its reliability. Part I detailed…
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Can Cornell Continue Through a Power Outage?
Given how much Cornell spends for electric service, you’d assume that electric service is 100% reliable. Is it?
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Elections | Fall 2022 Edition | Opinion | Politics | United States
Stop covering national politics
And it goes without saying, we don’t need to hear what another twenty-something thinks about an increasingly bitter septuagenarian.
