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...editors: If the “wonks of the academic left” choose to answer Travis Kavulla’s call for a seminar on the Danish cartoons (“Silences That Speak Volumes,” column, Feb. 13), I only hope he will be sitting in the first row. Kavulla obviously fancies himself a bastion of enlightened thinking, but his banal analysis strays far from Voltaire and merely highlights his inherent racism. Tolerance is obviously absent in Kavulla’s vision of world affairs which is why he fails to understand the severity of these...
...shot,” Harvard captain Matt Stehle said. “He’s become their go-to player...it’s going to be a team effort to control him.”If everything goes as planned, the Crimson should return to the win column tonight against the Bears, as Harvard tops Brown in the Ivy League standings and in depth of talent. Breaking the streak cannot come soon enough for the struggling Crimson.“The immediate goal for us is to stop the three-game losing streak,” Harvard coach...
...Salient’s editor, Travis R. Kavulla ’06-’07, said that journalistic integrity compelled the republication of the cartoons. Kavulla is also a former Crimson editorial executive and writes a bi-weekly opinion column for The Crimson...
...Chancellor is a good start. I hope she will be able to change Germany into a modern society with room for both children and women's careers. German women have to lead the movement for change, and change always hurts. Anne Gro Gulla Oslo Power Politics In his column "Be careful what you wish for," Michael Elliott referred to political scientist Michael Mandelbaum's argument that the U.S. has promoted global security by reducing the threat of world war [Jan. 23]. In quoting Mandelbaum's theories, Elliott evokes the prominent role of the U.S. during the past few decades...
...Samuel M. Simon ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Eliot House. His column appears on alternate Thursdays...