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...poet Kenneth Koch '48 arrived at Harvard on Tuesday without much fanfare. A few posters in the Yard, most of them already covered by ads for IOP functions and offers for cheap futons, publicized his lecture that afternoon at the Graduate School of Education (GSE); his evening reading at the Signet went, with the exception of a few notices sent to student email lists, almost entirely unpromoted. Somehow it did not seem to matter: his lecture at the GSE drew a large audience, perhaps a hundred people, and the small space for his reading at the Signet filled...
Events on Saturday began with an extremely courteous debate between Jim Sleeper, author of Liberal Racism, and John Mack, president of the Los Angeles Urban League and an IOP fellow. Mack and Sleeper debated whether the United States should pursue policies that aim to elect minority candidates to office...
Hannah Choi '01, chair of the IOP's conferences committee, said the decision to focus on the issue of minority representation was made last year in hope of culminating a year-long series of IOP events which dealt with race...
...first hurdle to overcome in being a good citizen is getting a ballot. Sample ballots, applications for absentee ballots and absentee ballots themselves often appear dangerously close to voting day itself, tragically slowed by the national mail. This year I am betting on the IOP. Cross my fingers and hope...
...campus need exist for the purpose of satisfying the tastes and needs of other students," agrees Undergraduate Council President Beth A. Stewart '00. "Only the U.C., in my judgement, has an inherent responsibility to be responsive to the whole campus. Other groups such as The Crimson or the IOP [Institute of Politics] may choose to be responsive because it fits with some larger mission, but they may just as well decide that responsiveness is not a priority...