USA Africa Dialogue Series - Fwd: Weekly Roundup: Harvard Challenges Trump’s Executive Order in Amicus Brief, Lewis Withdraws Faculty Motion Opposing Sanctions, and more

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From: The Harvard Crimson <no-reply@thecrimson.com>
Date: 3 February 2017 at 23:50
Subject: Weekly Roundup: Harvard Challenges Trump's Executive Order in Amicus Brief, Lewis Withdraws Faculty Motion Opposing Sanctions, and more
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The Harvard Crimson Parents Newsletter February 3, 2017 News Opinion Magazine Sports Arts Media Flyby Admissions Harvard Challenges Trump's Executive Order in Amicus Brief Harvard has joined seven other higher education institutions in filing an amicus brief challenging President Donald Trump's executive order suspending immigration from seven predominantly Muslim nations. Lewis Withdraws Faculty Motion Opposing Sanctions Former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 has withdrawn a faculty motion opposing the College's penalties for members of single gender social organizations. After Immigration Order, Two Harvard Affiliates Barred from Entering U.S. At least two Harvard affiliates were barred from entering the United States after President Donald Trump suspended immigration from seven predominantly Muslim nations Friday. College Hires 'Fellow for Undocumented Students' Amid concerns over President Donald Trump's immigration policies, Harvard has designated a staff member to support undocumented students at the College. Law Review Elects First Black Woman President ImeIme A. Umana '14 will be the first black woman to serve as President of the Harvard Law Review, the legal journal announced Monday. Nearly 200 Harvard Professors Sign Petition Opposing Presidential Order Joining thousands of academics worldwide, over 190 Harvard professors have signed a growing petition opposing President Donald Trump's immigration order. Amorino Gelato Looks to Scoop Into Harvard Square ​Sweet and savory flavors may be next to join the Harvard Square palette with the arrivals of Amorino Gelato and Sweet Pizza later this year. Economics 10b Enrolls Most Students for Fourth Consecutive Year Economics 10b: "Principles of Economics" is the most popular course in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences for the fourth consecutive spring. Mayor and City Manager Call for Action in State of the City Address Cambridge's top officials called on residents to reject President Donald Trump's "misguided and un-American" actions. Despite Order, Cambridge Will Not Drop 'Sanctuary' Label Cambridge, a "sanctuary city" for undocumented immigrants, stands to lose funding from the federal government after an executive order from President Donald Trump. Sent to toyin.adepoju@gmail.com — why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list | unsubscribe from all Crimson emails The Harvard Crimson · 14 Plympton St. · Cambridge, MA 02138

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