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Since this is my final official Crimson column, it’s tempting to end on an upbeat note. Surely, every Harvard graduate’s unique talents will exhibit themselves in the Real World. Progress, Integrity, and other capitalized words will guide our way because Harvard has instilled superior quality values and knowledge in our outsized crania. Harvard grads will take the long view in the Real World, eschewing easy rewards for lasting improvements...
Alex Slack ’06 is a history concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears regularly...
...nerds. Not so productive – Sending out emails of news articles to discuss or funny videos to watch. Not only are you being completely unproductive yourself, you’re dragging others down with you. For shame!Ambiguously Productive – Writing your column. Sure, you’re keeping your editor from killing you and offering some pseudo-useful advice to your readers. But what about those poor fools who are kept from their work for an extra three minutes by reading it? Are you part of the problem or part of the solution? Perhaps...
Rebecca D. O’Brien ’06 is a history and literature concentrator in Kirkland House. Her column appears regularly...
...Salter, unloaded a fusillade on The Huffington Post, denouncing the mocking students as lacking "one small fraction" of McCain's character and calling Rohe an "idiot" herself. Then Rohe, predictably, wrote a response to Salter. Back in the olden, dead-trees days, Salter might have written an op-ed column, and after a few days Rohe might have responded. Now each side can fire off a written piece in the heat of the moment...