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...researchers concluded from the poll results that “traditional party identification labels of ‘conservative’ and ‘liberal?? are antiquated, and don’t fully represent students.” Instead, the conductors of the study argue that a new typology combining religious-secular identifications with conservative-liberal ones is more effective...
...considering entering the race in the near future, further complicating the fight for moderate voters. On Saturday, Patrick, who graduated from Harvard Law School in 1982, said he was not competing for labels. “Who cares whether they call a program ‘liberal?? if it helps someone who needs help and it works. Who cares whether they call a tough fiscal judgment ‘conservative’ if makes good fiscal sense,” said Patrick. “Enough already with ‘the right’ versus...
Ultimately, Wisse stumbles onto a correct point—Harvard students are conservative—while remaining fundamentally incorrect; if one follows Wisse’s definitions of political allegiances, Harvard students are still as “liberal?? as ever—pro-gay, pro-sex, pro-civil liberties...
...fact, it occurred to me that Granola may have been the fashion mantra of Cambridge since its inception. Heck, even the Puritans were Granola.For the uninitiated, or those who are not New England residents, the general characteristics of a Granola person are as follows: “Very Liberal?? designations on their facebook.com profiles, a love of international causes of any kind, an irrational hatred of perfectly good pop music, and a penchant for clothes made out of recycled detritus.But, as with any movement, the splinter groups within the Granola faction are endless and rife with variation...
...frightening reality of these offenses. Upon recently reading of Harvard’s high rate of crime compared to the rest of the Ivy League—with 466 burglaries in 2004, even if our definition of “burglary” does seem to be somewhat liberal??I wasn’t so shocked. Indeed, when I stepped into the hallway outside my bedroom last month to see the police arresting a level three sex offender, I hardly batted an eyelash. One might infer from all of this that I regret my choice of schools...