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Campus CommunityUniversity releases external review of police departmentLapp says findings will guide policy, procedure, and search for new chiefNate HerpichHarvard CorrespondentDecember 15, 20208 min readExecutive Vice President Katie Lapp.Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard file photoHarvard initiated an external, independent review of t adidas samba he Harvard University Police Department HU yeezy PD in June, focusing on its internal practices and procedures as well as its interactions with community members.聽The University hired聽21CP Solutions聽to conduct the examination, and today its final report is being released. The Gazette spoke with Executive Vice President Katie Lapp to discuss the findings and how Harvard plans to implement its recommendations, including a fundamental reimagining of ways to secure public safety and community we yeezy slide ll-being. Lapp also discussed how the report is guiding the ongoing nationwide search for a new police chief聽to replace Francis D. Bud Riley, who is retiring at year s e Qbjn Jerry Seinfeld Plans New York City Residency at Beacon Theatre
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Campus CommunityUniversity releases external review of police departmentLapp says findings will guide policy, procedure, and search for new chiefNate HerpichHarvard CorrespondentDecember 15, 20208 min readExecutive Vice President Katie Lapp.Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard file photoHarvard initiated an external, independent review of t adidas samba he Harvard University Police Department HU yeezy PD in June, focusing on its internal practices and procedures as well as its interactions with community members.聽The University hired聽21CP Solutions聽to conduct the examination, and today its final report is being released. The Gazette spoke with Executive Vice President Katie Lapp to discuss the findings and how Harvard plans to implement its recommendations, including a fundamental reimagining of ways to secure public safety and community we yeezy slide ll-being. Lapp also discussed how the report is guiding the ongoing nationwide search for a new police chief聽to replace Francis D. Bud Riley, who is retiring at year s e Qbjn Jerry Seinfeld Plans New York City Residency at Beacon Theatre
Talib Kweli& xA0;dropped by Rolling Stone to discuss an issue being debated in many state capitals throughout the United States: The decriminalization of marijuana. With weed now legal in Washington, Colorado, Alaska and for the time being Washington, D.C., the rapper& xA0;says that we're now living in a marijuana culture where the archaic hippie-era view of pot is being erased and replaced with a more forward-thinking perspective. The war on drugs is something that was specifically designed by conservative elements in our country in the Sixties under the rule of Richard adidas samba homme Nixon to play up the stanley cups images of the dangerous in adidas campus damen ner-city drug addict, Kweli says. They were saying that 'Drug dealers are worse than terrorists. We're putting drug dealers in jail at record numbers.' The idea that we're moving away from that, at least in the case of marijuana, is a great thing. As Kweli notes, it's surprisingly not
