The Grade Debate
How Deep Corporate Capture Has Skewed the Purpose of Education, De-Centered Academics, and Contributed to an Over-fixation of Grades at Harvard College
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The Grade Debate
How Deep Corporate Capture Has Skewed the Purpose of Education, De-Centered Academics, and Contributed to an Over-fixation of Grades at Harvard College
Cindy Wang
Caged and Captured Ancient Artifacts
How much is a museum willing to sacrifice for the soul of a nation?
Grace Shrestha
A High Price for High Scores
How Private Tutors Profit Off Asian Immigrant Anxieties.
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Getting Away with Merger
How the Private Equity Playbook in Hospitals Profits off Patients
Aimee Cicchiello
Sports Betting’s American Dream Problem
How Gambling Companies Turn Historic Inequalities into Profit
Zachari J. Curtis
Striking for Justice
New York City’s public defender contracts are up for renegotiation. If their demands for themselves and their clients aren’t met, they are preparing to strike.
Emily Berry
What If the Nearest Grocery Store Was Miles Away?
Understanding limited food access through the lens of corporate power
Alice Yang
Commercializing the Federal Government
How exploiting the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act wins government contracts
Sophia Leswing
The Innocent Victims of the Dopamine Economy
How corporations use children’s developmental vulnerabilities to create life-long consumers.
Gauri Sood
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In the Habit of Hate
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Migrant Bodies as Commodities
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Corporations Ghostwriting our Dangerous Foreign Policy
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Animal or Industry Welfare?
How a secret USDA policy keeps animals in research hidden
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Roadless Rule Repeal
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Jessica Graham
Corporate Greed in Indian Country
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Anne DeLong
Behind the Executive Shield
Citibank’s illegal discrimination against Armenian Americans
Talish Babaian
Small Government, Big Business
Corporate interests are invading the American municipality
Laura Kern
"We called them a hit team”
How private equity firms uproot workplaces but evade employment liability
Lainey Newman
Welcome to the stage, Cora Poratization!
“Drag used to be ‘fuck the system’ and now drag is the system.”
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[F]law School Episode 14: Banking on Discrimination
Citibank, Armenian Americans, and Corporate Bias
Talish Babaian
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The Salience of Emotional Harms
In Pursuit of Accountability for Social Media’s Mental Health Impacts
Haley Florsheim
Profiting From Moral Panic
How Profit-Driven Media Outlets Empowered the Anti-Trans Movement
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Suppression by Surveillance
Protest Movements and the Corporate Surveillers Profiting Off Fear
Jessenia Class
Harvard Law School's Graduation Propaganda
How public interest messaging paints a misleading picture of HLS
Frank Obermeyer
Welcome to the stage, Cora Poratization!
“Drag used to be ‘fuck the system’ and now drag is the system.”