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[EXCLUSIVE] Cornell Review interviews SA presidential candidates
The Cornell Review reached out to Student Assembly presidential candidates Duncan Cady ‘23 and Valeria Valencia ‘23 to learn more about their respective platforms.
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Starbucks Ithaca Unionization Highlights Hypocrisy of Woke Companies
Let the Starbucks Ithaca unions make unreasonable demands to Starbucks, which has decidedly placed itself on the far-Left and anti-freedom side of every issue over the past years.
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TCAT to Continue Mask Mandate Despite Court Ruling
Despite the court decision, masks are still required by TCAT, the busing system that services the Cornell area.
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Lessons for Cornell from Will Smith’s Slap in the Face
Many in the media continue to talk about actor Will Smith walking on stage at the Academy Awards and slapping Chris Rock in the face. Despite this violent act, no criminal charges were filed against Smith. This episode highlights the inability of the Academy to take decisive action and mirrors the problem Cornell faces in similar circumstances when regulating student misconduct.
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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.
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BREAKING: Cornell moves to COVID Alert ‘Yellow’
ITHACA, N.Y. – In a Cornell ALERT sent this evening, the university announced that it would be moving…
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DEI Lessons from Cornell Giving Day: If left to Cornell alumni, Woke would go broke
If left to alumni donations, woke programs would go broke.
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From Leader To Laggard: Cornell’s Enduring COVID Restrictions
Cornell’s decision to keep classroom mask restrictions in place suggests that the administration has not managed to tear itself from its obsession with case counts.
