Fwd: Today's Harvard Headlines: Two Harvard Affiliates Barred from Entering U.S., Administrators Criticize Immigration Order, and more

[Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju]

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From: The Harvard Crimson <no-r...@thecrimson.com>
Date: 30 January 2017 at 15:01
Subject: Today's Harvard Headlines: Two Harvard Affiliates Barred from Entering U.S., Administrators Criticize Immigration Order, and more
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The Harvard Crimson Daily Newsletter January 30, 2017 News Opinion Magazine Sports Arts Media Flyby Admissions After Immigration Order, Two Harvard Affiliates Barred from Entering U.S. At least two Harvard affiliates were barred from entering the United States after President Donald Trump suspended immigration from seven predominantly Muslim nations Friday. Faust, Administrators Criticize Immigration Order University President Drew G. Faust called on “the administration, the Congress, and the courts” to reconsider an executive order blocking immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States. Nearly 200 Harvard Professors Sign Petition Opposing Presidential Order Joining thousands of academics worldwide, over 190 Harvard professors have signed a growing petition opposing President Donald Trump’s immigration order. Opinion Harvard’s Optimal High By The Crimson Editorial Board Harvard administration must acknowledge the changing political and social climate around marijuana and adapt accordingly, as it would for any other mind-altering substance. Twitter and Journalism: Reclaiming the Hunt By Cherie Z. Hu, CONTRIBUTING WRITER The rise of Twitter-based journalism has bastardized this collecting culture by reducing the “hunt” to passive scrolling through newsfeeds, and the required “expertise” to practically nothing. Don't Close the Borderlands By Zoe D. Ortiz and Ruben E. Reyes Jr., CRIMSON STAFF WRITERS The subtlety of this truth, of the lie that we don’t belong, is gone. People will say to our faces that our immigrant narratives, our lives on the borderlands, and our melanin are now worth questioning. Over 150 Join 'Emergency Protest' of Immigration Order Hours after Trump suspended immigration from several predominantly Muslim countries, over 150 Harvard affiliates assembled in the Square Friday evening in an “emergency protest." Thousands Protest Immigration Order in Boston Harvard affiliates flocked to Boston Logan International Airport and Copley Square this weekend to protest President Donald Trump’s executive order. Despite Order, Cambridge Will Not Drop ‘Sanctuary’ Label Cambridge, a “sanctuary city" for undocumented immigrants, stands to lose funding from the federal government after an executive order from President Donald Trump. UC Broadens Student Grant’s ‘Compelling Interests’ The Undergraduate Council passed legislation expanding the "compelling interests" of the Grant for an Open Harvard College to include “race, culture, and faith relations” and “financial accessibility.” Facing Space Constraints, SEAS Hiring Slows “It’s very hard to hire faculty if there are no offices or labs for them," said the former dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Sports Fending Off Fish, Men's Hockey Scores Four in Third to Top Rival Cornell ITHACA, N.Y. — After trailing by a goal heading into the third period Friday night, No. 9 Harvard silenced the Lynah Faithful with four final-frame goals to pick up its second win over No. 14 Cornell this season. Women's Basketball Pushes Streak to 16 Against Columbia The Harvard women’s basketball team has become the team to beat in the Ivy League. Sent to toyin....@gmail.com — why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list | unsubscribe from all Crimson emails The Harvard Crimson · 14 Plympton St. · Cambridge, MA 02138