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Harvard s Student Newspaper Claims Word Limits Are Racist

Harvard s Student Newspaper Claims Word Limits Are Racist
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Harvard s woke student newspaper claims limiting applicants to 200-words penalizes students from marginalized backgrounds

Harvard has switched from giving applicants the option to write one long and two short essays, to forcing them to write five 200-word answers. The Harvard Crimson argued it is discriminatory.

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The Harvard Crimson student journalists give the Cambridge community the news it wants

The Harvard Crimson student journalists give the Cambridge community the news it wants
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Harvard newspaper elects Korean as president

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Harvard Crimson, the oldest college newspaper in the U.S., has elected Cara Chang, the second Korean president in the paper s nearly 150-year history, to take lead starting January.

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What s next for colleges paying reparations for slavery?

Universities committed to renaming buildings dedicated to enslavers, constructing memorials for the enslaved people who lived and died on university campuses, and creating scholarship programs for the descendants of those the university enslaved. But these commitments were often nebulous and action has been slow; the demands of both students and descendants themselves have quickly outpaced the steps colleges are willing to take.

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