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Randi Weingarten ’80 Leads Course About Intersection of Politics, Labor, Education
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Randi Weingarten ’80 led a course on the importance of labor unions and spoke about how they can foster democracy.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/politics/)
Randi Weingarten ’80 led a course on the importance of labor unions and spoke about how they can foster democracy.
Following the publication of a Sun investigation on alliances within the Student Assembly, the Student Assembly’s Office of Ethics has begun a preliminary investigation into several Student Assembly members.
Free Speech advocates lamented the state of free speech in national discourse and on college campuses in a lecture on March 5.
As early as kindergarten, kids generally learn to not talk out of turn. Republicans — especially Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene — must’ve never taken a lesson.
Language was developed in order to allow humans to communicate different concepts and express what they mean to others. Several tools such as categories have also been introduced to more effectively achieve this purpose. While these mechanisms were created to accomplish admirable goals, their use in the current day, especially on the modern university campus, has been antithetical to those goals. Language is now purposefully used to obscure and obfuscate one’s intentions. This phenomenon is most observable in more controversial subjects such as politics.
Elwood’s Organic Dog Meat, a satirical brand intended to boost awareness about veganism, was met with controversy and mockery from students.
Mayoral candidates Robert Cantelmo grad and Janis Kelly ’71 gave their opinion on some of Ithaca’s hottest issues in a Monday interview with Pegasys, a community T.V. station.
The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court ordered that the New York State congressional maps be redrawn.
Dakota Tseng won the Tompkins County Board of Elections “I voted” sticker contest with a design that features a cat in a field of flowers.
L.M. Nawrocki ’23 was awarded the Student Leader Award on Saturday, June 17 for cultivating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ Cornell students.