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Kropotkin was an aristocrat who, after being imprisoned for his insurrectionist activities, escaped and fled to England in 1876. He also drew the first good topographic maps of Siberia and wrote a memoir of his revolutionary days that has become a minor classic. More to the point, he proposed in his 1902 book, Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, that the survival of animal species and much of human progress depended on the tendency to help others...
...Dartmouth came up with a one-point win at Princeton last Saturday, but these days, that’s no great achievement. The Bulldogs will survive the classic trap game, buoyed by its fans, who by now will have begun to realize that their squad is hard on the heels of Penn...
...might well have been the paradigm of a Harvard male, stepping out the door of his final club.“It’s very much about the Ivy League,” Bartlett said of his Fall 2007 collection. “It’s about classic East Coast heritage, the button down and the cable-knit sweater, things that I remember from my fantasies about Harvard.”The collection pays homage to how Bartlett imagined Harvard students would dress before he arrived on campus as a freshman. Bartlett, who grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio...
...green, and black with red. Each palette is accompanied by a different unrecognizable techno song. “I have a prejudice towards John Bartlett,” says Gunn in an interview with The Crimson after the Bartlett show. “He’s a classic American designer with a twist...always pushing the envelope.” Bartlett’s collection is ideal for your next garden party or five-year prep school reunion. His outfits combine traditional preppy with a kick, featuring bright red accents, creative color blocking, and enough cable knit to outfit...
...Harbor will be lapping at the steps of Currier. "Unrepentant Old Whig": Piotr Brzezinski ’07 is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House and a former Crimson associate editorial chair. His column, appearing on alternate Fridays, will offer commentary on national and campus issues from a classic liberal perspective, making the case for individual liberty, autonomy, and free markets. "Are You Serious?": Eric Kester ’08 is an anthropology concentrator in Winthrop House. Pack your bag full of smiles on alternating Fridays as Eric spends another semester taking a humorous look at the daily struggles...