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New Cornell Review Vol XXVIII Issue 5 Available!
Posted by Oliver Renick on November 20, 2009
In the most recent issue of the Review, Cornell’s conservatives take on the topic of diversity at Cornell. A subject ripe with publicity and continued debate, we look at the Ken Glover removal, how proponents and critics of program houses can find common ground, and reveal a shocking email sent on the Akwe:kon list serve around Columbus Day. You make the call: click the link below to view the PDF!
Also in this issue:
- Guest speaker at Cornell on the politics of religious freedom.
- Congress’s new health care bill – what’s in it and what does it mean for the future?
- More guest lecturers on: Sudan, African aid, and the cost of higher education.
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