Getting justice right
Justice — that elusive state of fairness and rectitude in human affairs — is a big concept to wrap your head around. But four heads are better than one. Add in the head of English philosopher Jeremy...
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The ripples of Brown v. Board
Martha Minow, a legal scholar and the dean of Harvard Law School (HLS), offered some advice to authors: “Write out of anger. It keeps you going.” She felt ire and dismay over commentary during the 50th...
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On May 27, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study will celebrate its past, present, and future when hundreds of fellows, friends, and former students convene for Radcliffe Day. The commitment at...
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Transforming from within
Social change was the theme of this year’s Radcliffe Day, the traditional event that follows Harvard’s Commencement ceremonies, during which present and past affiliates of the Radcliffe Institute for...
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Helping teachers hone their techniques
The two-dozen professors who made their way to Lamont Library last week weren’t in search of the kind of expertise found in books. Instead, they gathered in the Forum Room to see what they could learn...
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An issue that’s bigger in Texas
The controversial question of what role race should play in college admissions, if any, stands again before the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Fisher v. University of Texas. Two leading legal...
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Getting justice right
Justice — that elusive state of fairness and rectitude in human affairs — is a big concept to wrap your head around. But four heads are better than one. Add in the head of English philosopher Jeremy...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The ripples of Brown v. Board
Martha Minow, a legal scholar and the dean of Harvard Law School (HLS), offered some advice to authors: “Write out of anger. It keeps you going.” She felt ire and dismay over commentary during the...
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Strong voices
On May 27, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study will celebrate its past, present, and future when hundreds of fellows, friends, and former students convene for Radcliffe Day. The commitment at...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Transforming from within
Social change was the theme of this year’s Radcliffe Day, the traditional event that follows Harvard’s Commencement ceremonies, during which present and past affiliates of the Radcliffe Institute for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Helping teachers hone their techniques
The two-dozen professors who made their way to Lamont Library last week weren’t in search of the kind of expertise found in books. Instead, they gathered in the Forum Room to see what they could learn...
View ArticleClik here to view.
An issue that’s bigger in Texas
The controversial question of what role race should play in college admissions, if any, stands again before the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Fisher v. University of Texas. Two leading legal...
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