EDITORIAL: The Artist vs. Their Art
November 15, 2017
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
In the weeks following The New York Times’ story on Harvey Weinstein’s pattern of sexual harassment and assault in early October, as more and more people have come forward to accuse prominent pop culture figures of misconduct or abuse, with a frustratingly complex question: Is it possible to sepa...
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In February, Boy Scouts of America, now called Scouts BSA, first started accepting girls into troops across the country. Two Tam sophomores became founders of the first Mill Valley Scouts BSA girls’ troop.
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