Harvard Having Second Thoughts About Leading
the Resistance
Posted By: Dreadnought, 5/10/2025 12:31:05 AM
Harvard earned a lot of praise last month for standing up to the Trump administration. For example: The Trump administration responded by pulling federal funding, just as it had done previously at Columbia University. Harvard took things up another notch and sued the administration. But even as all this was happening there were reports that, behind the scenes, both Harvard and the administration were looking to make a deal. And by the end of last month, there were signs that Harvard was softening its stance a bit. Harvard will no longer host or fund affinity group celebrations during Commencement
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Harvard earned a lot of praise last month for standing up to the Trump administration. For example: The Trump administration responded by pulling federal funding, just as it had done previously at Columbia University. Harvard took things up another notch and sued the administration. But even as all this was happening there were reports that, behind the scenes, both Harvard and the administration were looking to make a deal. And by the end of last month, there were signs that Harvard was softening its stance a bit.
Harvard will no longer host or fund affinity group celebrations during Commencement
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Bingley sent me this interesting little email he got yesterday.
Seemed noteworthy at the time, but there wasn't a lot of information besides what was actually IN the announcement itself. The government's Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regulates the commodities and derivatives markets. Their mission statement...
The mission of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is to promote the integrity, resilience, and vibrancy of the U.S. derivatives markets through sound regulation.
Here we go again. It's apparently reading week at Columbia University which means lots of students are preparing for final exams in the quiet campus library. No doubt that's why a group of Hamas supporters decided to take over the library today. They want to create maximum disruption on campus. Here they are shoving their way inside past the minimal security at the entrance. They quickly ran upstairs and then took over a large library reading room on the 2nd floor. Time to bust out the headscarves and protest signs.
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Donald Trump is expected to announce a trade deal between the United States and the United Kingdom on Thursday.
The president, who has sought to improve America's standing in trade relations after accusing many partners of ripping them off, previewed a major deal to be made on Thursday.
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