The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/marinlanglieb/)
At Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting, potential changes to campaign policies surrounding elections for Student Assembly and student-elected trustees were tabled.
The Sun talked to married professors to discuss how they met, what teaching together is like, and on campus date ideas.
“Judaism, son!” Max Greenfield dropped some catchphrases and life lessons in Bailey Hall.
Cornell’s Prison Education Program, which seeks to provide college courses to inmates at maximum and medium security prisons in upstate New York, hopes to “counter a culture of punishment that predominates in the correctional system today,” according to Dr. Robert Scott, executive director of the Cornell Prison Education Program.
Betches, which has over 6 million followers on Instagram, is a multimedia destination for “women who want to communicate honestly and unapologetically.”
“There’s very little teaching about African countries, much less about African women, so we often show African women as victims,” Van Allen said.
After doing some research, Gardner noted how she “saw a lot of parallels between [sound and text] and how they often in various points in time influence each other.”
The assembly passed a resolution, 9-2-0, opposing the proposed idea of merging ILR and Human Ecology, which was sponsored by Joseph Anderson ’20, chair of the U.A. Campus Welfare Committee.
“As stressful as everything will get, take a step back — that investment will help you move much more forward,” Green stated.
A Cornell research team has developed a watch-like device meant to help students calm down during stressful scenarios.