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...Most Americans have absolutely no clue as to the importance of the Electoral College. It is not the easiest thing to understand, but it is crucial: it allows all areas of the country to be represented. Every person's vote should count, but we are not a pure democracy, we are a republic, and as such we vote for people to represent us. The Electoral College was set up to give the small states a voice and has done a marvelous job of achieving its purpose. If the Electoral College were abolished, would presidential candidates ever visit the less populous...
Current Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05, said that council experience is crucial to being president, but that all three tickets seem like strong contenders. Mahan said he will most likely endorse a ticket after he has heard all of the candidates’ platforms...
While “Flashes” has its moments and points of interest, its lacks a crucial coherence and substance. In light of its random and gimmicky nature—it’s not surprising that it is also a first—Evan’s first solo museum survey in the United States...
Though last weekend’s contest against Penn was crucial to the Harvard football team’s Ivy League championship run, tomorrow’s matchup against Yale has enormous historical implications. A win against the Bulldogs would establish the 2004 Crimson squad as the single best team in modern Harvard history...
...article published in yesterday’s edition of Nature, Lieberman and co-author Dennis M. Bramble of the University of Utah suggest that adaptations designed to make humans better runners were crucial in differentiating humans from other primates...