WITH ALL the enthusiasm of a dog forced to take its eye medication, President Bush announced last week that he would order the creation of an independent commission to investigate "intelligence failures" leading up to his administration's decision to go to war with Iraq. One might be tempted to breathe a sigh of relief
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COHEN: Historic preservation should not come before affordable housing
By Ryan Cohen | YesterdayBy addressing the demand of University students — who often favor location above other factors in their housing search — this project would have also helped ease competition in nearby neighborhoods.
CLIPPINGER: Viewpoint diversity is not about free speech
By Grace Clippinger | YesterdayWe are witnessing, in real time, how external oversight can shape University governance, and we should pay special attention to the language being employed to this end.
EDITORIAL: Grassroots student efforts have brought new energy to Grounds
By Editorial Board | 3 days agoThis year’s protests and activism have underlined a new scope of student activism at the University — one that has brought together groups and individuals who might not typically partake in political advocacy.
