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About | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. The JPI does not ascribe to any particular ideology or viewpoint. All Harvard students can submit to the JPI, and submissions on any topic are welcomed, so long as they have an eye towards the public interest. Accepted submissions include editorials on topics related to the public interest, interviews with members of public-interest organizations, and personal narratives on experiences in public-interest work.

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Spotlight on Service | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Category Archives: Spotlight on Service. A Look at HCFA. April 16, 2014. Olivia Krusel is a junior in Adams House studying neurobiology. Formerly the head of Harvard College Faith and Action’s service arm, Olivia now serves as Vice President of HCFA, a student organization that encourages students to pursue their faith actively during their time on Harvard’s campus. Read Article →. March 30, 2014. Read Article →.

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Submit | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. The Journal for Public Interest is currently seeking submissions for the WBG Public Service Writing Award. Do you have an interesting public-service experience to share? The deadline for submissions is Friday, November 7 at 11:59pm. Email your entry as a Word document to board@harvardjpi.org. All submissions may be published on the JPI website, and submissions should be at least 500 words. How the Other Harvard Lives.

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Gender Equity and Politics | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Category Archives: Gender Equity and Politics. So What About 77 Cents? October 30, 2014. A woman in the U.S. earns 77 cents for every dollar a man makes. This statement on the pay gap has been echoed by journalists, women’s rights organizations, and politicians from Attorney General Martha Coakley to Senator Ed Markey to President Obama. Read Article →. Gender Equity and Politics. October 13, 2014. Read Article →.

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Financial Regulation | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Category Archives: Financial Regulation. Rebecca Brooks’ fall 2013 column focused on regulatory reform as it applies to the public interest. Economic Regulation on a Case-by-Case Basis. December 10, 2013. On Friday, December 6th, a former Goldman Sachs trader was sentenced to nine months in prison for concealing an $8.3 billion trade that would increase his year-end bonus, already $1.5 million. Read Article →.

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Problems with the Asian American “Model Minority” Stereotype. March 23, 2015. Amy Chyao March 23, 2015 The term model minority was invented in the ‘60s, applied to Asian Americans, and has since been used to distinguish Asian Americans from other […]. Read Article →. Learning to Speak Again. November 16, 2014. Read Article →. How the Other Harvard Lives. Gender Equity and Politics. Blog at WordPress.com.

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Judicial Review and the Public Interest | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Category Archives: Judicial Review and the Public Interest. Rebecca Brooks is an undergraduate studying History and Government. Her fall 2014 column focuses on judicial review as it pertains to the public interest. Heien v. North Carolina: The Problem of Reasonable Suspicion. October 30, 2014. Read Article →. Judicial Review and the Public Interest. The Attack on Gun Control. October 12, 2014. Read Article →.

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Uncategorized | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. Problems with the Asian American “Model Minority” Stereotype. March 23, 2015. Amy Chyao March 23, 2015 The term model minority was invented in the ‘60s, applied to Asian Americans, and has since been used to distinguish Asian Americans from other […]. Read Article →. Learning to Speak Again. November 16, 2014. Read Article →. How the Other Harvard Lives. Gender Equity and Politics. Blog at WordPress.com.

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Masthead | Journal for Public Interest

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Journal for Public Interest. A publication of the Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee. John Gabrieli ’16, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Rebecca Brooks ’17, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Columnist. Aisha Bhoori ’18, Columnist. Alice Hu ’18, Director of Publicity and Columnist. Snow Rui ’15, Director of Design. Stefano Belfiore ’16, Director of Finance. How the Other Harvard Lives. Gender Equity and Politics. Judicial Review and the Public Interest. Representing the Public Interest in Law and Policy.