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Former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Talks Popular Liberal Ideas, Personal Conservative Successes

By Amanda H. Cronin | November 5, 2019

Republican former presidential hopeful and governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker emphasized the “difference between socialism and freedom” in a speech to an ideologically mixed audience on Monday that highlighted his conservative record and high-profile battles against unions.

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How Has the Internet Shaped Democracy? Northeastern Prof to Tackle Ties in Statler Talk

By Scarlett Zha | October 16, 2019

The talk will be held in Statler Auditorium in Statler Hall and will start at 4:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public and will be followed by a public reception from 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Statler Hotel Carrier Ballroom.

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Cornell to Honor Victims of Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday Attack in Vigil

By Johnathan Stimpson and Yuichiro Kakutani | April 29, 2019

Cornell students will gather on Wednesday to honor the victims of last week’s Sri Lanka bombings. The vigil will take place this Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Ho Plaza.

nutrition

Nutrition, Not Pharmaceuticals, Is Key to Good Health, Professor Says

By Grace Lu | April 24, 2019

“Nutrition is about whole foods, not pills and procedures,” Campbell said. “If we can adopt this wholist nutrition lifestyle, which promotes preventative health, diseases won’t arise so often. If there is no disease, there is nothing that we need to treat.”

gender pay gap

Can I Get a Raise? ‘Thank You, Next Offer’ Event Advises Women on How to Ask For More

By Gabrielle Gonzalez | March 22, 2019

Former Cornell senior lecturer Dr. Susan Fleming encouraged young women to “know their own worth and the power that they have” when dealing with job or salary negotiations in her lecture, titled “Thank You, Next Offer: Salary Negotiations for Women.”

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Hofstra Prof Likens Latin American Women’s Soccer Activism to #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter

By Aaran Leviton | March 21, 2019

Prof. Brenda Elsey, history, Hofstra University, gave a wry and lively lecture on the rising call for feminist reform in Latin American soccer culture Tuesday evening. That’s right — soccer and feminism.

CUTonight

S.A. to Restructure Now-Defunct CUTonight, Releasing Over $100,000 in Funding

By Yuichiro Kakutani, Amina Kilpatrick and Nicole Zhu | September 28, 2018

CUTonight effectively ceased to exist this semester after most of its members resigned. This dissolution prevented student organizations from accessing its over $100,000 budget for student events in the fall semester.

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2 Jan

From a crowded ClubFest and winning hockey games to weekly protests and deserted classrooms — here’s a look back at 2020, in photos.

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A raging pandemic. Climate justice protests. A racial justice movement. A nail-biter election week. This was 2020.

Here is a glimpse — beyond Instagram stories and Zoom backgrounds — of what the year actually looked like for Cornellians.

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1 Jan

The year ticked by in numbers — so The Sun tallied them. The 22 emails from President Martha Pollack. The 351 coronavirus cases on campus this fall. Here’s 2020 in the numbers that defined it.
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