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...It’s true that the Earned Income Tax Credit is less romantic than the Peace Corps—which almost no IOP students will join—and quietly hunting down terrorists doesn’t have the emotional appeal of bearing any burden or fighting any foe. But idealism and Kennedy nostalgia will not rescue politics from the likes of Mark Foley. If we cannot make politics virtuous, we can at least make it effective, and to that end, a generation of hard-headed realists may be just what the doctor ordered.Joshua Patashnik...
...quarterback that saw the Crimson starting its third-stringer in Week 2, Harvard knows not to look too far towards the future.So what’s the most pressing concern for the Crimson? Trying to finish the first half of the season undefeated when it battles non-league foe Lafayette (2-3, 1-0 Patriot) tomorrow at 12:30pm at Harvard Stadium.It’s the final non-conference game of the year for Harvard (4-0, 2-0 Ivy) before five straight Ivy League contests to close the season.It’s also the last...
...remotely a great team yet,” said Murphy. “We’re a very solid team that needs to improve in a number of areas to take the next step.”Tomorrow, the Crimson looks to dispel its division foe, and in doing so take the “next step” towards its ultimate goal, the Ivy League title...
...Palestinian territories. Prime Minister Haniyeh will not slink off quietly, and his Hamas forces are more disciplined than Abbas's men and equally well armed. So far, Fatah and Hamas shrugged off pleas from Arab governments that the only victor in a fight between them would be their common foe, Israel. One miltia linked to Abbas, the al-Aksa Martyr's Brigade, has vowed to start assassinating Hamas leaders in Palestine and abroad. Israelis military officials are also alarmed by the chaos in Gaza; they fear that, inevitably, a civil war among Palestinians will flood over into Israel...
...this past weekend to Hanover, N.H., for the Dartmouth Invitational, the Harvard women’s volleyball team prevailed in two come-from-behind nailbiters and a blowout, capturing the tournament title and moving to 2-0 in the Ivy League.Against both Dartmouth on Friday night and non-league foe Robert Morris on Saturday morning, the Crimson (8-5) dropped the first two frames before storming back to win the match in five.“Because of the mental toughness and the trust that we have in each other,” senior setter Sarah Cebron said...