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The Future of Affirmative Action - Boston Review

We need to situate the conversation about race, gender, and affirmative action in a wider account of democratic opportunity.

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Biden Administration hasn t left damage control mode since they signed on – Investment Watch

President Joe Biden reportedly gave an impressively off-the-cuff response to a reporter’s question at the G7 summit’s conclusion over the weekend. When asked yesterday about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent offer to swap respective countries’ cybercriminals, Uncle Joe said he was “open” to the idea, stating “if there’s crimes committed against Russia… and the people committing those crimes are being harbored in the United States, I’m committed to holding them accountable.” He also added that he thought Putin’s suggestion was “potentially a good sign and progress” between the two nations. Learning of what at least sounds like Biden’s tacit approval of extraditing U.S. citizens over to Russia as part of some kind of prisoner swap scenario, the White House quickly entered damage control mode.

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After a contentious term at Columbia, former EVP of University Life Suzanne Goldberg to oversee national Title IX policy

News | Administration After a contentious term at Columbia, former EVP of University Life Suzanne Goldberg to oversee national Title IX policy After a contentious term at Columbia, former EVP of University Life Suzanne Goldberg to oversee national Title IX policy Jenny Jang / Goldberg File Photo Former Executive Vice President for University Life and rules administrator Suzanne Goldberg has been appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Operations and Outreach of the Office of Civil Rights under the Biden administration. Content Warning: This article discusses issues of sexual misconduct. After a tumultuous term marked by student protests, contentious lawsuits, and national controversies, former Executive Vice President for University Life and rules administrator Suzanne Goldberg has been appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Operations and Outreach of the Office of Civil Rights under the Biden administration. As part of her new role, she will be r

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Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg to leave Columbia, join the Biden administration

Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg to leave Columbia, join the Biden administration Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg to leave Columbia, join the Biden administration Yasmine Akki / Senior Staff Photographer After 15 years at the University, Goldberg will be leaving Columbia to join the Biden administration Content warning: This article deals with themes of sexual violence. Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg will be stepping down as EVP and taking a temporary leave of absence from her faculty position at Columbia Law School to join the Biden-Harris administration, University President Lee Bollinger announced in an email sent out just hours after President Biden’s inauguration.

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