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Bowers said memos were sent to a number of Harvard departments, including philosophy, government, and Afro-American studies, inviting their faculty to come and respond to Horowitz. However, no department Faculty attended the event. Co-organizer Bradley L. Davis '00, a former vice president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Republican Club, said he was hoping "there would be a lot of different people attending. We want [Horowitz] to be challenged," he said...
...debate. But presenting views in the context of a newspaper (even in an advertising insert) without any apparent care for the validity of information within them is a disgraceful action on the part of The Crimson. ALISSA I. BERSIN '01, EMILY M. B. GANN '01, MANA GOLZARI '01, VICTORIAL L. STEINBERG '01 Feb. 22, 1999 The writers are board members of Students for Choice...
Members of the winning team include Tanya L. Barnes '00, Hugh P. Liebert '00, Laura E. Rosenbaum '00, who is also a Crimson editor, Tom G. Saunders '00, Anand R. Shah '99-'00, Chris G. Swart '00, Marvin B. Tagaban '00 and Lauren A. Wetzler...
...Harvard, the Progressive Student Labor Movement has led a similar charge--marching last week to President Neil L. Rudenstine's office in an attempt to present him with a check for $.08, the amount a Dominican worker receives for each "Veritas" hat manufactured...
...listeners, who voted for their favorites online. Imus' top pick was Freedomland by novelist Richard Price, who will take home $100,000. The other three winners (Pillar of Fire by Taylor Branch, King of the World by David Remnick and My Year of Meats by Ruth L. Ozeki) were each awarded $50,000, a pile of loot five times as great as that pocketed by the winner of that other prize. Elitism costs...