Word: libertarianism
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Scholl, a self-described civil libertarian, told The Crimson yesterday that he did not intend for the e-mail to be a personal attack on its recipient, first-year law student F. Michelle Simpson...
...Condoleezza Rice’s selection as commencement speaker, the pageant rears its tiara-topped head. “I haven’t heard anyone mention the choice of a drag-queen as Miss Harvard,” the author writes. “Personally, I take the libertarian approach to these events, but suspect that some of you out there would be interested since the audience is conservative.” I’m not totally sure what he means, but it’s nice to feel important...
Steven R. Piraino ’02, Julio R. Machado ’03 and Patrick S. Boehm ’03 are officers of the Harvard Libertarian Society...
...innovative counter-terror policy: institute a temporary moratorium on retaliatory attacks for acts of terrorism, give the Palestinian Authority five days to prevent terror attacks, and then begin to destroy entire Palestinian villages in response to each act of Palestinian terrorism. It is appalling to hear a supposed civil libertarian advocate such a blatantly racist course of action; it is inconceivable that Dershowitz would propose collective punishment if the victims were Americans or Jews...
...these protesters are met with disdain—just like the Republican Club as they tabled in front of the Science Center. And while PSLM has persisted despite students’ ludicrously narrow political imagination, other groups have remained silent. When was the last time you saw the Harvard Libertarian Society picketing in the Yard about the size of the federal government? Or socialists protesting against the current national tax structure? Even the Harvard Initiative for Peace and Justice—who was quite active during the fall in protesting the United States’ ongoing war in Afghanistan?...