FREE SPEECH IS A BALANCING ACT: Professors Jacobson & Nelson debate political correctness
We lose a lot when we assume everyone is acting with ill intent. And indeed, shutting down those who act in bad faith is often the very action they desire.
Opinion
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Why Cornell Intramural Hockey Died and How to Revive it, Including an Interview with Director of Intramurals Scott Flickinger
Intramural hockey will not return to Cornell until public outcry forces Cornell to devote more resources to it, according to Director of Intramural Sports and Noyes Recreation Center Scott Flickinger.
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Campus | Climate Change | Culture | Opinion
OPINION | Winter Is Good For The Soul
So, keep in mind, the next time you dress up, and it’s cold outside, that you are preserving your own dignity and reciprocating that sentiment to others.
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On the right to be heard
Like her or not, Ann Coulter has the right to be heard by those who want to listen.
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EDITORIAL | Ann Coulter was shut down, and so was America
The troublemakers in question should be ashamed of themselves. While shouting that Coulter’s “speech is violence,” they assault the very basis upon which the nation stands.
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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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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.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Opinion | Politics | World
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.
