The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/opinion/page/2/)
Let’s pause to honor this incredible woman who dedicated herself so fiercely to the values spelled out on that poster I saw framed outside her chambers. Justice, justice.
Which meaning of prestigious describes the dreams of Cornell students?
The future is mixed. Since its founding, Cornell has served as a shining beacon in the fight for the inclusivity of women, POC, the LGBT+ community and people with disabilities in higher education. If Cornell truly believes in its motto, “Any Person, Any Study,” this new area of study and research into mixed-race individuals would fit like a glove into the ideals of this institution, and be a good step in developing future curricula as the United States’ demographic evolves.
I have learned a couple of useful tips that I wished Wendy from two weeks ago knew.
When used properly, peer pressure is a much more effective enforcement tool than anything in the administration’s repertoire.
Coming out of a year of living with close friends and maintaining those relationships is all about relying on each other.
Not unlike a miserably small man maintaining a Napoleon complex to counter his stunted stature, I, a small Asian girl, have always harbored a tendency to offset the likely impression of myself as quietly obedient and accommodating with behavior indicating the total opposite.
I owe to the community that has gifted me the greatest three years of my life a goodbye.
