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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
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Canada PM's Daughter And Belgian Princess Entangled In Harvard-Trump Row
Another high-profile student caught between the crosshairs is Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. She is the heir to the Belgian throne and has just completed her first year in a two-year masters program in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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Harvard Slammed After Elon Musk Reacts To Post Alleging Bias Against White Men
Musk reposted Rufo's comment with a terse response: "Wow."
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How A Defiant Harvard Reacted To Trump Ban On Federal Grants
The Trump administration has locked horns with Harvard, threatening budgets, tax-exempt status and enrollment of foreign students.
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Donald Trump's 'Demand' Letter To Harvard Was Sent By "Mistake": Report
A top official from the Donald Trump administration told Harvard University that a controversial letter sent to the institution last week was issued without proper authorisation.
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Amid Criticism, Harvard Names 2 Top Business Executives To Its Board
Harvard University named two top business executives to its governing board at a time of intense scrutiny and criticism of the institution from alumni, lawmakers and faculty.
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Billionaire Quits Harvard Board Over Lukewarm Response To Anti-Israel Letter
Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer and his wife resigned from Harvard's Kennedy School board in protest of the university's "insensitive response" to a letter blaming Israel for the Hamas attack.
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US Supreme Court To Hear Row Over Minority Admissions In Top Universities
After abortion and guns, the US Supreme Court tackles another controversial and sensitive issue on Monday -- the use of race in deciding who gets admitted to some of America's top universities.
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US Revokes Student Visa Rule After Legal Challenge By Top Universities
The United States government rescinded its controversial decision to revoke foreign student visas whose courses move online due to coronavirus, a federal judge said Tuesday.
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Latvia to Choose President in Controversial 'Black Box' Vote
Latvia's parliament votes for a new president on Wednesday as the small Baltic NATO and eurozone member weighs security concerns amid heightened tensions with Soviet-era master Russia.
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'Jesus's Wife' papyrus fragment not a forgery, scientists say
Scientists who examined a controversial fragment of papyrus written in Egyptian Coptic in which Jesus speaks of his wife concluded in papers published on Thursday that the papyrus and ink are probably ancient and not a modern forgery.
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Facebook's director in spotlight after cashing out
The stock sales are the latest in a seemingly endless string of setbacks and controversies to plague Facebook since its highly anticipated IPO in May.
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Facebook exec ducks questions about IPO debacle
Facebook COO addressed the students of Harvard University but refrained from commenting on the controversy around company's IPO.
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Facebook exec ducks questions about IPO debacle
Facebook COO addressed the students of Harvard University but refrained from commenting on the controversy around company's IPO.
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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
-
Canada PM's Daughter And Belgian Princess Entangled In Harvard-Trump Row
Another high-profile student caught between the crosshairs is Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. She is the heir to the Belgian throne and has just completed her first year in a two-year masters program in public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
-
Harvard Slammed After Elon Musk Reacts To Post Alleging Bias Against White Men
Musk reposted Rufo's comment with a terse response: "Wow."
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How A Defiant Harvard Reacted To Trump Ban On Federal Grants
The Trump administration has locked horns with Harvard, threatening budgets, tax-exempt status and enrollment of foreign students.
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Donald Trump's 'Demand' Letter To Harvard Was Sent By "Mistake": Report
A top official from the Donald Trump administration told Harvard University that a controversial letter sent to the institution last week was issued without proper authorisation.
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Amid Criticism, Harvard Names 2 Top Business Executives To Its Board
Harvard University named two top business executives to its governing board at a time of intense scrutiny and criticism of the institution from alumni, lawmakers and faculty.
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Billionaire Quits Harvard Board Over Lukewarm Response To Anti-Israel Letter
Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer and his wife resigned from Harvard's Kennedy School board in protest of the university's "insensitive response" to a letter blaming Israel for the Hamas attack.
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US Supreme Court To Hear Row Over Minority Admissions In Top Universities
After abortion and guns, the US Supreme Court tackles another controversial and sensitive issue on Monday -- the use of race in deciding who gets admitted to some of America's top universities.
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US Revokes Student Visa Rule After Legal Challenge By Top Universities
The United States government rescinded its controversial decision to revoke foreign student visas whose courses move online due to coronavirus, a federal judge said Tuesday.
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Latvia to Choose President in Controversial 'Black Box' Vote
Latvia's parliament votes for a new president on Wednesday as the small Baltic NATO and eurozone member weighs security concerns amid heightened tensions with Soviet-era master Russia.
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'Jesus's Wife' papyrus fragment not a forgery, scientists say
Scientists who examined a controversial fragment of papyrus written in Egyptian Coptic in which Jesus speaks of his wife concluded in papers published on Thursday that the papyrus and ink are probably ancient and not a modern forgery.
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Facebook's director in spotlight after cashing out
The stock sales are the latest in a seemingly endless string of setbacks and controversies to plague Facebook since its highly anticipated IPO in May.
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Facebook exec ducks questions about IPO debacle
Facebook COO addressed the students of Harvard University but refrained from commenting on the controversy around company's IPO.
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Facebook exec ducks questions about IPO debacle
Facebook COO addressed the students of Harvard University but refrained from commenting on the controversy around company's IPO.
