Rather than pushing forward an aggressive redistricting plan based solely on limited turnout, members of the commission should work with students to improve student involvement in the community.
As is written in The Sun’s bylaws, we shall, from time to time, address our readers and tell them of the greatest HEROES and the most despicable VILLAINS to grace our campus.
For now, we, at the Weill Cornell Community Clinic, proudly provide a safety net for those in need of healthcare in New York City. We hope some day a person’s income or current employment status will not determine the quality of their health and that no one will have to wait to go to the doctor because they are afraid of being unable to pay.
Nearly a year after the United States Department of Education slashed funding for “critical language programs,” the federal government has indicated that it will only continue to cut funding. The University has not yet found a way to continue to fund these 11 language programs beyond a one-year provisional basis. One option the University is considering is to offer some of these languages through collaborations with other universities. This option strikes a good compromise between keeping costs low while maintaining the breadth of curriculum Cornell is known for.
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