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...idea was great. For its most recent issue, the Harvard Political Review (HPR) asked several politicians, academics, journalists and business leaders to list their nominations for the five most important issues facing...
...spirit of the HPR survey, here are my nominations for the top five policy imperatives facing...
...have long-range expansion goals. His period of re-evaluation "hasn't made me pessimistic--just made me want to concentrate on the things we're doing well." White includes in his list of positive developments the expanding involvement of members of the Harvard community in all aspects of HPR operations and the "nice balance" of contributions from students on the staff and outside writers, at a ratio of three to two. "The Harvard Political Review isn't a national magazine at all," says White. "It's a forum for political analysis and a service to Harvard students, most...
...beat articles by people who do get published all the time but would never ordinarily write pieces out of their fields. Nieman Fellows are a case in point--James Scudder, a city editor for the Arkansas Democrat, wrote on power vacuums and irresponsibility at Harvard in the HPR last winter...
White looks forward to a time when a large staff will enable the Review to explore new fields and present diverging views on the same issues, as in the most recent HPR when two staffers disagreed about aid to cities. Likewise, in the next issue of the Review, several contributors will react to Martha Gershun's article urging continued and expanded U.S. participation in the United Nations. Another upcoming feature, which White calls "as close as we can get to investigative reporting considering our month-long lead times," is an account of the Howard Hughes/Glomar Explorer affair...