Word: fraudã
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...First-Year Fraud?? (op-ed, Feb. 16), Alexander Bevilacqua claims that freshman year here at Harvard is, well, a fraud, partly because of the “growing pains” involved. However, though adjusting to college was a difficult process, I hardly think Harvard is unique in that respect. For most freshmen, this is the first long-term experience living away from our homes and our laundry machines. And despite the possibly awkward adjustment, I think there’s still plenty of Harvard to enjoy...
Blair’s more substantial allegations of misdeeds at the Times—including a serious charge of widespread dateline fraud??are not likely to raise the right eyebrows, given the source. But Blair’s memoir, though doomed from the start, is a surfeit of fascinating concepts and compelling narrative which displays the talent that once served him so well at The Times. Too bad, then, that the author is unemployed—and unbelievable...
...inbox to steal what does not belong to them. It doesn’t take more than a rudimentary understanding of morality to realize that this type of theft is wrong, but apparently the Secret Service—the branch of the Treasury Department responsible for investigating counterfeiting and fraud??doesn’t possess even this threshold understanding. Instead of punishing or condemning these gluttons, our government treats them like victims...