Government is legally required to honor contracts. Again, I know you know nothing about universities. You think writing about weapons means you have an MA.
Harvard Leaders See Only Bad Outcomes Ahead as They Battle Trump
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Government is not obligated to issue new contracts and can, like any company, cancel current ones with payment to date.
No they cannot
T. A. Gardner
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Yes, they can. I had to take classes on the Federal Aquisition Regulations. The government is NOT obligated to fulfill a contract in most cases if the other party is made whole after cancellation.
No idea what you are referring to. Trump cannot cancel contracts with Harvard because they won't let him tell them what to teach.
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He can cancel the contracts leaving Harvard free to teach whatever insanity and nonsense it wants. Hillsdale college, a very conservative college, doesn't take federal funding and the feds can't tell them how to operate.
Hillsdale does not do major scientific research, Harvard does.
Harvard is violating the Civil Rights Act.
Their contract can be cancelled if they are in violation of the Civil Rights Act.
They are allowing…encouraging, the violation ofJewish Civil Rights… to not be discriminated against because of religion.
These far left loons who are ignoring the proof are losers.
They lost because they would not admit the truth.
Their contract can be cancelled if they are in violation of the Civil Rights Act.
They are allowing…encouraging, the violation ofJewish Civil Rights… to not be discriminated against because of religion.
These far left loons who are ignoring the proof are losers.
They lost because they would not admit the truth.
What civil rights act. Cite it with the exact violation. Quit lying.
Harvard received about $687 million in federal research money during its 2024 fiscal year, making the federal government its largest revenue source for a portfolio of projects that range from tuberculosis to space travel research.
Lawrence H. Summers, a former Harvard president, said in an interview that it was difficult to judge any potential settlement before its terms became public. But, he said, “It would be a tragedy if Harvard resolved this in a way that gave support and encouragement to the idea of extralegal extortion.”
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 recognizes religion as a protected category. This reinforces the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The Act protects individuals from religious discrimination. It guards their ability to practice their faith without fear of unfair treatment in key areas of public life.
T. A. Gardner
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It's not like Harvard is necessary to do that sort of thing. There are plenty of other universities that can take up that slack.