The sociologist, who directed the department’s graduate program at the University of Colorado, is being investigated by the flagship campus for sexual misconduct involving people she supervised.
It’s inevitably awkward to explain the inner workings of a long-secret system, but especially so for the gatekeepers of an elite university. Opinions vary among observers, but now only one matters: the judge.
Students for Fair Admissions, which alleges that Harvard discriminates against Asian-American applicants, forced the university to reveal the inner workings of its admissions process. But what did all the evidence add up to?
They may have a reputation for being entitled, the professor said, but she has found undergraduates to be thoughtful and open to creative teaching approaches.
When Ari Kohen saw a picture of a campaign poster defaced with a fart joke, he chuckled — and then clicked “like.” He didn’t expect the candidate’s chief of staff to give him a call.
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