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Paris Ghazi is a member of the Class of 2021 in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is a senior editor on the 138th Editorial Board and was the associate editor on the 137th Editorial Board. She can be reached at [email protected].
“This is a community that needs to change a culture—there needs to be a cultural shift here, and this is not just for Cornell, this is the same shift that needs to happen in the world,” said Burke.
Employee Assembly members were not informed about the status of the tobacco referendum until The Sun reported on it.
“What will it look like?” Barr asked, regarding the qualities of the next financial crisis. The answer, he said, is uncertain.
Former Chief Economic Advisor of the Indian government and former Chief Economist at the World Bank Prof. Kaushik Basu, economics, addressed the roots of bureaucratic corruption in a talk on Thursday.
As an entomologist, Marshall seeks to ask, “How should we begin to understand what a species is and what it means to the ecosystem?” Enthusiastic to observe firsthand the development of the bot fly, this question led Marshall to research its life cycle and he followed its growth like an advent calendar.
Safe sex is more than just wearing a condom, says a group of residential advisors on campus through the planning and execution of Safer Sex Week. Events of the week — organized by a group of R.A.’s — have challenged conventional explanations of safe sex this week in a series of events on sexual health. Sex education on college campuses often falsely assume that every student has an idea of what safe sex is, said Kierra Grayson ’19, an R.A. at Ujamaa. In reality, she said, there are just as many students who know how to have safe sex as there are people who do not really know what it is. Grayson added that sexual education often focuses too much on contraceptives and abstinence and not enough on consent.
The National Institute of Health recently awarded Weill Cornell Medicine’s Clinical and Translational Science Center a $45.3 million grant, which will fund multi-disciplinary research through 2022, Cornell said.
Starting at 9 p.m., crowds of students and faculty were eagerly waiting to try the assortment of dim sum food items, including dumplings, egg and spring rolls and other food catered from local restaurants Apollo and Hai Hong.