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...Stretching from this highly activist period of the campus’s history through two committee revisions and numerous iterations, right up to the present—when some of the key figures behind its development appear to be wondering if it might be time for a change??the evolution of the council represents an ongoing process in determining how students can best govern their own. That process may well continue for some time...
...won’t say that its progress,” remarked Gordon A. Tripp ’57. “It’s change??some is progress and some is retrogression.” —Logan R. Ury can be reached at loganury@fas.harvard.edu...
...Europe is not going to “leave from history” anytime soon, pace Pope Benedict XVI’s warning, nor is it about to become part of dar al-Islam. At best, these apocalyptic visions reflect Burkean conservatism—unwarranted fear of change qua change??and, more often, they are motivated by simple xenophobia...
...justify this move is to link up emissions with long-term—as opposed to short-term—security concerns. Climate change offers its own chilling set of bogeymen. The developing world is predicted to bear the brunt of climate change??s maladies, as rising temperatures exacerbate food shortages. The list of failed states will be a lot longer in 20 or 30 years if no action is taken. The prospect of millions of refugees, incensed at decades of American apathy, is scary enough to keep Pentagon planners up at night...
...change is a good thing. And when our tastes as a society change??when we begin to expect more from the avenues in which we hear our news or our music—the transformation is wholeheartedly welcomed...