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...issue of the Harvard Asia Pacific Review, to be published later this semester, will be “themed around governance,” according to Editor-in-Chief Kevin Koo ’07—expect a doordrop...
...same thing goes for the Harvard Political Review, which was sent to the presses earlier this week. According to newly inducted Editor-in-Chief Josh Patashnik ’07, the issue is focused on questions of censorship (articles re: Google in China, Danish cartoons). Patashnik will face managing editor Daniel Krauthammer ’07 in a new back-of-the-book point/counterpoint feature. Expect a new website soon...
...mail last week that this could potentially lead to a “fate worse than death.” “We probably do have a better chance of getting quadded [because] we’re big,” wrote Chen, who is also a Crimson editor for Fifteen Minutes. But unlike DeSimone, Chen said that linking would guarantee day-to-day interaction with people with whom she aligned.“Our primary concern wasn’t whether we were going to get quadded, but whether we were going to get quadded with people...
...introductory seminar for about a year, according to a member of the society, Nura A. Hossainzadeh ’06, who helped initiate the program. But HIS did not have the resources to support the program in the past, according to Hossainzadeh, who is also a Crimson editorial editor. The seminars, she said, will finally become a reality this year because of heightened interest in Islam in the media and on campus. “I would say that the Salient’s publication of the cartoons and the equally offensive editorial that ran next to the cartoons were...
...awkward when the face of J. Enzo A. Camacho ’07, a member of the Art board, appears in two of the eight pieces chosen for publication. A total of five times! This means five Enzos (more Enzos than you’d expect). According to Features Editor Ben F. Tarnoff ’07, The Advocate membership is well aware that they’re the ones making most of the stuff they print. But submissions are evaluated blindly, and every time, it just so happens that the best stuff comes from within. Tarnoff hopes this will...