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...Cathy Young, a former editor of Reason Magazine, puts it, “40 percent of Americans do not belong to a church and do not consider religion a very important part of their lives.” Even more strikingly, a 2001 comprehensive poll of over 50,000 Americans found that the number of secular Americans has more than doubled to 29.4 million since 1990, and now exceeds the number of Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and Buddhists combined. In fact, nonreligious or secular Americans outnumber adherents of every religion but Christianity. And the number of Christians is falling: Even...
...Debating on behalf of the anti-final club position, Juliet S. Samuel ’09, who is also a Crimson editorial executive, outlined reasons final clubs belong in the lowest circle of the inferno. Her three major ones: final clubs institutionalize gender differences, punching is damaging to an individual, and clubs institutionalize privilege...
...shampoo budget” from the Financial Aid Office. But, already, exceptions are made for special cases like winter coats or the Student Events Fund, which pays for tickets to campus events which students on financial aid might not otherwise be able to attend. We believe textbooks belong in that the same category. They are not a personal expense—they are a unique and costly educational necessity that deserves to be treated separately.If Harvard funds C-CAP without reducing the personal expenses stipend, it will improve an already generous financial aid program. The leaders of C-CAP have...
...week and then forgot about it.”Zhang says that she thought that the University did a good job of protecting its students. “I think the place is well guarded and people get suspicious of people who look like they don’t belong,” she says. “The experience did not traumatize me as much as it amused me.”But some students say that the recent incidents have made them feel that the campus is getting more dangerous. Marco P. Basile ’08 says...
Lastly, if you cut out the early campaigning, you’ll have time to meet other politically-friendly peers on this campus who agree that 2008 doesn’t belong in 2007. Granted, this means Republicans, but while there may be enclaves of “Students for Romney” or “Students for McCain,” the Grand Old Party is wisely not as consumed with presidential wet dreams...