Finally, the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance has demanded that the University “enforce [its] codes of conduct uniformly and without exception” (see harvardmag.com/antisemitism-reports-24). The interim Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, for the College and GSAS (precursor to today’s University statement), was drafted and adopted by that June 9. One measure of their success: the Corporation amended the University Statutes to authorize the CRR as a disciplinary body for such cases. And surely it makes some sense to distinguish University-level matters from those tied to each separate school’s academic needs—and to adjudicate the former in a consistent, understandable way. Unrewarding though the task seems, rebooting the disciplinary “system” now in place might be a good, high-payoff place to start—especially today.