Coulter Canceled, Cornell Responds
Joel M. Malina, Vice President for University Relations, said he was “deeply disappointed that attendees at a campus event rudely and repeatedly disrupted” Coulter’s remarks.
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The Coulter Cancellers should be Punished, Harshly
The object of Coulter’s saboteurs was not to present an alternative point of view nor to disprove Ms. Coulter’s arguments, and certainly not to “hear her out.” They were there specifically to prevent the free exchange of ideas.
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Ann Coulter ‘84 Vetoed by Hecklers at Wednesday Event
Hecklers blasted music, blew whistles and shouted over Ann Coulter, ultimately derailing her speech in Myron Taylor Hall this evening.
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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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Professor Jacobson argues the case against affirmative action at CPU
Jacobson argued that we should “stop obsessing over something so vaguely and inconsistently defined like race.”
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Academic Freedom Drawing Defenders
Cornell’s DEI advocates have thus far monopolized faculty debates. Although Cornell has adopted a similar, weaker, version of the Chicago Statement, the university has yet to adopt the Kalven Report.
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ILR School Tackles Replacement Theory
The School of Industrial and Labor Relations recently held a talk titled “What You Need to Know About…
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Them Damn Phones: Cornellians are Addicted to Screens
Forswearing digital connection, even partly, is to forgo opportunities in education, employment, recreation, entertainment, and even dating. Many activities and institutions are becoming downright hostile to those who wish to limit their screen usage, including Cornell.
