That’s what makes the University’s Interim Expressive Activity Policy so backward, depraved and ultimately dangerous — it fans those flames of resentment. It is 1984, 40 years late.”On-campus demonstrations in excess of 50 people can now only be held with the permission of University bureaucrats. In issuing the Interim Expressive Activity Policy, Pollack went behind the backs of leaders in the Student Assembly and Faculty Senate, violating the University’s shared governance model. Newsletter SignupThe Cornell Daily Sun’s Editorial Board is a collaborative team composed of the Editor in Chief, Associate Editor and Opinion Editor. The Sun is interested in publishing a broad and diverse set of content from the Cornell and greater Ithaca community.

Source: Daily Sun March 08, 2024 02:00 UTC