Exercises in Thought: Social Life
Exercises in Thought columnists Tim Carroll ’25 and Joe Sweeney ’25 explore the liberal arts social scene, from hazy nightlife to stodgy well-being spaces.
Opinion
Letter to President Elliott: Bret Stephens Talk
Associate Professor of Philosophy Rafeeq Hasan argues that the college’s decision to invite Bret Stephens to speak on Israel-Palestine, without promoting an event advocating for Palestinians, is misguided.
Letter to the Editor: Faculty “Call to Action”
David Wolpaw ’92 argues that a faculty letter calling for a ceasefire in Gaza “reeks of antisemitism” and runs counter to the values of a liberal democracy.
Editor’s Note: Clarifying Nov. 15 Statement on Israel-Palestine Op-Eds
The opinion section editors and editor-in-chief retract their decision to implement a new policy regarding Israel-Palestine op-eds but reiterate their commitment to use their power to prevent the further mass death of Palestinians.
Keep Virtue Signaling
Many exempt themselves from pro-Palestine activism out of fear for logical impurity, Jihyun Won ’25 writes. Now is the time to speak up.
Exercises in Thought: The Classroom/Discussions
“Exercises in Thought” Columnists Tim Carroll ’25 and Joe Sweeney ’25 hash out the dilemmas that befall students and professors in class discussions.
Letter to the Editor: Faculty “Call To Action”
Richard Klein ’66 argues that the faculty “Call To Action” letter omits important information about the Israel-Palestine conflict and harms faculty-student relationships.