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Every day that the headlines focus on the antics of Harvard students is a day that they do not focus on Gaza.

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Coercive force will not make anybody happy because it will not accomplish anyone’s goals, even those who most want to see the protesters gone.

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Let me be clear: You can’t tell Jewish people how to be Jewish.

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The Encampment is Safe and Peaceful. Harvard Must Keep it That Way.

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The protestors have done their part; now, Harvard’s leadership must do theirs.

Time for a Residential Advisors Union

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By Suspending the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Harvard Guarantees Chaos

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Student groups aren’t above the rules. But the rules aren’t above the good of this campus. Harvard must choose the latter.

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Antisemitism at Harvard Is Real. That’s Why It Needs Jewish Students.

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Antisemitism at Harvard is not a new phenomenon. It is rooted in our institution.

To See a Fossil Free Harvard, Reject Research Funding

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Despite no institutional policy, Harvard’s individual schools, departments, and researchers have a unique opportunity to lead the way on rejecting fossil fuel company grants.

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We are facing a dangerous return to an era where we treat nonviolent demonstration as criminal activity.

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Boaz Barak: For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

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Every day that the headlines focus on the antics of Harvard students is a day that they do not focus on Gaza.

If It Rights the Ship, Harvard Can Inform a New Renaissance

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There are two kinds of people at Harvard: The people who help earn its reputation, and the people who live off it. With a combination of grace and grit, we can all be the former.

Make Harvard Happy Again

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When I ask alumni how today’s Harvard differs from their own time, they often say they are baffled and saddened to see something that has replaced the love they remember: fear.

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Boaz Barak: For Our Sake and The Middle East’s, Harvard’s Protesters Should Stop Grabbing Headlines

Not All Permissible Speech is Good

The Case for Leaving Protesters Be

How Dare You Reinterpret Our Religion for Us?

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By The Crimson Editorial Board

The Encampment is Safe and Peaceful. Harvard Must Keep it That Way.

Time for a Residential Advisors Union

By Suspending the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Harvard Guarantees Chaos

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Antisemitism at Harvard Is Real. That’s Why It Needs Jewish Students.

To See a Fossil Free Harvard, Reject Research Funding

A University Police State Is Forming. Harvard Can’t Be Next.

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