Hope for Harvard?
…de-politicizing captured institutions, extracting the DEI and Title IX and other bugs that are infecting their operating systems, and returning them to their normal activities? A number of universities now…
…de-politicizing captured institutions, extracting the DEI and Title IX and other bugs that are infecting their operating systems, and returning them to their normal activities? A number of universities now…
…Islamist bellicosity, which is clear from the recent outburst by Imam Alhagie Jallow of the Madinah Community Center in Madison, Wisconsin, on October 13. Just six days after the events…
…AKA jewelry The complainants later sued the university under Title IX, citing Morgan’s poor case handling. According to reports, Morgan ruled “the university neither placed a disciplinary hold on [accused]…
…Lamar Hunt who suggested the title. Although the “AFL-NFL World Championship Game” was used for the first two title games, the title “Super Bowl” gained popular notoriety, and by Super…
…and we plan to hold MIT accountable for illegally violating Title IX’s prohibition of sex discrimination. When Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 was passed, that landmark legislation…
…O. (2013, February 6). Merkel’s Education Minister Has Ph.D. Title Revoked. Spiegel International. Hamel, P. (2021, February 28). Editorial Board member fired for plagiarism. Iowa State Daily. Retraction Watch. (2011)….
…caused by inequity” upon the report’s release. The San Diego Union Tribune published an article titled “San Diego pays women, workers of color significantly less than white men, study shows.”…
…or “anti-harassment” policies that are included on their Title IX website or adjacently to their Title IX policies in their student handbook. Therefore, students have no other option but to…
…30th president, Claudine Gay, gave back the title Harvard conferred on her six months before. “It is with a heavy heart but a deep love for Harvard,” she said, that…
…Amendment that “no state should deny to any person equal protection of the laws” or to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, which forbids “excluding any person on the…
…2021, six months after Biden’s inauguration, the Education Department announced it would enforce Title IX as if it protected same-sex orientation and gender identity—that is, the Department was acting as…
…protesting students complained to USC’s Office of Equity, Equal Opportunity (EEO), and Title IX (TIX) that Strauss’s public position was somehow a form of harassment directed at them. USC’s administrative…
…The exercise of intellectual judgment, intellectual discrimination to be blunt is, after all, the raison d’être of our existence. If you can’t do that, you don’t deserve the title “Professor.”…
…for consideration by American universities and colleges that it was immediately published in book form by Viking Press with the title Heidelberg and the Universities of America, with a foreword…
…programs would in no way interfere with federally mandated activities of Title IX offices, universities’ ability to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, or the pursuit and…
…a lawyer, but it seems to me there has to be a violation in there somewhere of Title VII, Section 1981, or one of the many other anti-discrimination laws. Besides,…
…the weaponization of Title IX, and the politicization of sectarian grievance was making our institutions incapable of achieving their mission. That mission was the disinterested pursuit of knowledge and truth—an…
…not speculation: it’s stated in the paper’s title, and in the text of the Science paper and other publications by the same authors. How do the Science paper’s authors balance…
…this principle.”1 Fast forward six years after Brown II. The phrase “affirmative action” first appears in an executive order issued by a freshly inaugurated president. The context in which the…
…of Knowing in STEMM, a title that most actual scientists will find jaw-dropping. The text explains: … this chapter provides evidence from the lived experience and other crucial sources of…
…sue, the court wouldn’t examine the merits. The vote was 6-3, with the six conservative justices determining both that a party had standing to sue and that the Secretary lacked…
…out, most notably with an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, which the paper’s editors titled “Take Two Aspirin and Call Me By My Pronouns.” In it, I lamented that…
…You could rail against “whiteness” with your title and institutional affiliation on display, or create a group called “Doctors for Defunding Police,” and be praised and supported, but it was…
…titled Coming of Age in Samoa (1928). It became a bestseller and catapulted the young Mead to fame. This was quickly followed by a book on her New Guinea fieldwork,…
…of Higher Education that racial discrimination should be permanent. His piece is titled “The False Promise of Colorblind Admissions: You can’t stop racial discrimination without considering race,” a position also…
…on us by history’s oscillations between paradigmatic “epistemes” of human thought. It’s also disquieting to ponder sociological determinism in the abstract. The book’s French title, Les mots et les choses…
…in the foundational and time-honored principles of academic freedom, diversity of thought, and the pursuit of knowledge by unanimously passing a 2020 resolution on academic freedom. The resolution’s title was,…
…They were both very nice and professional—our conversation was a good one. They wanted me to explain where the title of the webinar series, Restoring the Sciences, came from. I…
…for income) and spend more time volunteering than people of any other nation. But it doesn’t stop at these new hires. Throughout our university, there are Title IX posters featuring…
…those of us who think reform is imperative. Whittington’s article, though, under an inflammatory title and an unflattering picture of the governor, is particularly damaging to the reform movement. He…