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Caitlyn Collins, assistant professor of sociology

Joel Perlmutter, MD, professor of neurology

Tim Bartley, professor of sociology

While any sexual assault is one too many and one can never diminish the seriousness of these issues, critics need to take a closer look at the statistics to make a truly informed decision about Uber’s safety, writes Liberty Vittert.

Kathleen Clark, professor of law

Exchanging gifts doesn’t have to be painful, writes Elanor Williams. By nudging givers to focus more on not just the giving of a gift, but the having of a gift, these four suggestions can help make the holidays more enjoyable, regardless of which side of a gift exchange you’re on.

The School of Law’s Neil Richards co-writes an op-ed in The Hill about the online privacy legislation pending in the U.S. Senate, saying that it’s a good step if the substance doesn’t change significantly before passage.

Rachel Sachs, associate professor of law

Even if progressives win at the ballot box, conservative judges stand ready to strike down progressive legislation on health care, climate and economic justice, writes Greg Magarian.

Philip Spinella, MD, professor of pediatrics