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E. Matteo Diaz

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'It Feels Targeted': 4 International Students on Threats from the White House

In the last couple of months, we interviewed four international students about their experiences. What we heard painted a picture of a hostile political climate, at times exacerbated by Harvard's inconsistent or inadequate response.

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Dissent: If Moderate Conservatives Are Quiet, It’s Not for Lack of Space

This isn’t to say that our campus speech culture is perfect, but the distinction here is important: Whether students want to participate politically is a completely different issue from whether they are free to do so.

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Michael M. Desai, Professor of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology and of Physics.

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Each day, the yeast multiplies ten generations, and at the end of the week, the progress is saved and stored at minus 80 degrees Celsius, creating a record every 70 generations.

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