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...historical reminder of the dirty and dishonest Bush campaigns, which stood in diametrical opposition to the spirit of an engaged democracy and exploited those petty qualities that represent the darker side of the American psyche: bigotry, dishonesty, and fear.” In fact, the Dems?? press release went so far to venture that the welcoming of Rove, who has been implicated in several media-driven political controversies in recent years, was inconsistent with the HRC’s purported goal of fostering intellectual growth...
...Zafran stressed that the Dems?? press release had not been intended to squelch political debate. “It’s just a question of why [Karl Rove] of all people to invite,” he said. “People know the name but I don’t think they always know what these guys have done.” In fact, Zafran suggested to me that this denouncement was, essentially, “the same thing that happened on Columbia’s campus when Ahmadinejad came.” Mahmoud Ahmadinejad...
...Rove’s presence and the Dems?? statement set of a small tiff between the leaders of the campus political groups...
...President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, who received the Dems endorsement last year. Prominent examples of candidates from the Dems included Maryellen C. ‘Mel’ McGowan ’09 and Indira Phukan ’09—both members of the Dems?? 10-person executive board—as well as Eva Z. Lam ’10. Lam served as chief officer and project manager of the Dems?? extensive 2007 report on Harvard employees’ working conditions, which was released on the group?...
...they are a part of a traveling display put on by the Harvard College Democrats to remember the troops lost in Iraq (it’s for the larger Iraq Awareness Project). There are over 3,200 red bandanas—each cut by a member of the Dems??to visually illustrate the sheer magnitude of what Iraq has become. This display was originally outside of the Science Center but was relocated because of nasty permit regulations...