Today, the Cornell Undergraduate Student Body voted by a ratio of 2:1, with 46.77 percent participation, to call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and to divest from the following weapons manufacturers: BAE Systems, Boeing, Elbit Systems, General Dynamics, L3Harris Technologies, Leonardo, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, RTX and ThyssenKrupp.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Encouraging Open Dialogue on Campus
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I believe that exposing our community to a variety of beliefs — including those we might vehemently disagree with — is essential for a truly educational experience.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Divestment Advances the Destruction of the Free World
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Those endorsing divestment from arms manufacturers nobly do so in the name of peace and life. The irony, though, is that all divestment advances is war and death — and the destruction of the free world.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | The Referendum Language Violates the S.A. Charter
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If the S.A. wants to abide by its own rules, this referendum must be scrapped from the ballot.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Make Us Feel Safe Here
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Will you pay thousands to an anti-trans speaker and then have me arrested if I speak out?
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | To the Disengaged: Voting Is Important
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Director of Elections for the Student Assembly Luke Thomas ’27 stesses the importance of voting, particularly in the wake of recent Student Assembly controversies.
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TING | Setting the Record Straight on The Dispatch Article
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The assertion that I sought to exchange preferential treatment for support within the Assembly is not only unfounded but deeply contrary to my principles and the values that I have consistently championed.
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RICKFORD | Responding to Pollack and Kotlikoff
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History will vindicate those intrepid souls — operating outside the echo chambers of American plutocracy —who stood up and said “enough.”
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POLLACK | CML’s Disruptive Protests Go Too Far
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President Pollack and Provost Kotlikoff double down, responding to months of faculty letters and guest columns criticizing the Interim Expressive Activity Policy and supporting the Coalition for Mutual Liberation.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Student Assembly, You Don’t Speak for Us
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While Cornellians assume that attacks on women’s rights happen elsewhere — in esteemed legislatures and gilded courts — DeLorenzo’s actions remind us that many of the attacks on reproductive freedom and gender equality occur on campus.
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KUEHL | A Statement on the Student Assembly Controversy
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I condemn in the strongest terms Rocco DeLorenzo’s positions on gender issues that impact our campus community.