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So there have been mistakes, things may have gotten out of control, and it may be easy this week to forget that Harvard's prime business is education, not entertainment. And when all the chocolate 350th shields have been eaten, and the officially sanctioned pens have been drained of their...
Michael Deaver was on safari in Kenya last week. But back inside the Beltway in Washington, he was the hunted, not the hunter. In a rebuff to the former White House aide, a House panel voted 17 to 0 to recommend that the independent counsel investigating Deaver's lobbying activities...
Kissinger contended that the free-trading system is in crisis, and could be in the throes of rapid evolution that could lead to a starkly protectionist world of competing regional power blocs, including Western Europe and the Asia-Pacific region under the leadership of Japan. In response, Kissinger observed, the...
But some scholars argue that Senators are justified in opposing court appointments on ideological grounds as well. When the Founding Fathers were framing the Constitution, they considered giving the Senate the power to appoint judges. Instead, a compromise was struck: the President would make the choices with the "advice and...
Harvard lecturer on History and Literature Paul A. Marx will take a figurative journey to New York and, according to the course catalogue, "examine the works of those artists and writers...who have used the city's physical and social environment as a major means of artistic expression."