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On this episode of Around the Sun, City Editor Gabriel Muñoz, Social Media Editor Jade Dubuche and News Senior Writer Benjamin Leynse share this week’s top headlines.
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On this episode of Around the Sun, City Editor Gabriel Muñoz, Social Media Editor Jade Dubuche and News Senior Writer Benjamin Leynse share this week’s top headlines.
President Kotlikoff and Provost Bala’s Statement was wrong on the facts and wrong on the law. As School of Industrial and Labor Relations faculty experts in labor law and labor relations, we feel it is our duty to explain why.
The future of field hockey is unknown with the team having no home field to play on this upcoming fall season.
Editors note: This piece was originally published in the print edition of the Sun on April 18. Transitioning from spring break to the grind, the “Freedom Of Expression” Ice Cream Voting was the silver lining to an otherwise difficult week at Cornell. Inspired by this year’s inaugural academic theme, the project featured flavors developed in Food Science 1101, available for free sampling around campus. With three different delectable options, participants cosplayed food critics, voting online for their favorite dessert. And after ample research, the Daily Sun’s Lifestyle team has come to a consensus about which flavor we think deserves to become a Cornell classic. The victor of this sweet competition will make an official debut at commencement and appear at Cornell eateries later.
Five opportunities to taste and vote took place from April 10 to 12, at various locations on campus 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, students sampled at Stocking Hall and Toni Morrison.
A $35 million gift from K. Lisa Yang ’74 will endow the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health.
The Student Assembly elected Luke Thomas ’27 as the new Director of Elections and passed a resolution commending the prior Director of Elections Rahul Verma ’24.
President Martha Pollack sat down with The Sun for an exclusive interview reviewing the 2022-2023 school year, touching on topics ranging from free speech to reproductive health.
The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies has agreed to house the Latin American and Caribbean studies program, marking progress in CSA’s call for a Caribbean studies minor.
“The whole experience was humiliating … I was embarrassed and felt incredibly disrespected by the members of the group,” she said. “I feel that if I were a white man, I wouldn’t have been treated that way. Black women are often not met with the respect that they deserve and this interview was a prime example of that.”
When I finally managed to pull myself out of bed after an epic battle with the flue, an article on CNET caught my eye: Symantec Corporation, the maker of Norton Antivirus, is pursuing a new form of malware prevention that turns the self-mutating abilities of certain malware against itself. The new product is called Quorum. The best part of it all? It’s slated for release on Wednesday, which means if you’re sick with the flu and your computer happens to be in the same boat, then you can take the new program for a test drive.