An institution in turmoil asks what comes next. People echo similar themes: Openness, a president who will take ownership of what happened, and an effort to do right by the victims.
In a speech at Northwestern University, Jesse Panuccio said it’s likely that campus speakers would not be shouted down, and violence would “abate,” if offenders faced “serious consequences.”
The student said in a lawsuit that an assistant professor at Bellarmine University had begun an inappropriate relationship with him. But the Kentucky institution found that the relationship was consensual.
At a high school in Taiwan they pose a grammar question about negative vs. positive clauses, and it worries Geoff Pullum a lot.
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