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Cornell’s China Entanglements Ignore the Current Realities
Day Hall must now conduct a similar cost-benefit analysis of PRC involvement based on these latest disclosures.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Culture | New York | Opinion | Politics | United States
Cornell’s Land Acknowledgment is a Waste of Time and Webpage Pixels
Mandatory statements, mechanically recited as if prayers at the start of events or on departmental websites will persuade no one. Nor does the current land acknowledgement appease either the AIISP or the advocates of indigenous land claims.
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Lynah Rink is Great, But Not For Students
Lynah Rink hosts public skate times for only one hour a day, four days a week, and during the middle of the school day, with no times after class hours or on weekends. This schedule is prohibitive for most Cornell students.
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Save the Arts Quad
The stately columns of Goldwin Smith, the ancient façade of Morrill, and the looming presence of McGraw Tower….
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An Introduction to Shared Governance and the Student Assembly
At the least, the SA is involved in annual (and sometimes biannual) scandals. Such bedlam is hardly the mark of a healthy or effective government. Setting the SA on a better path will be an important challenge for Cornell’s next generation.
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Kops Lecture Drifts from Press Freedom to “Land Grab”
The aptly named “The 2022 Kops Lecture on Freedom of the Press” was supposed to be about press freedom, but instead the Sept. 13 lecture featured a professor from Cambridge University and an indigenous American writer who collaborated on a website linking Morrill Act land grants to indigenous dispossession.
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New North-Campus Dorms Alleviates Student Housing Shortage….For Now
Is the university amenable to the idea that reducing the housing crisis in Tompkins County will not be found by increasing our yearly enrollment without providing sufficient housing for all undergraduates?
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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.
