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...Washington insiders discussed issues pertaining to the upcoming presidential election, ranging from the weblog phenomenon to the future of a two-party system, at the Institute of Politics (IOP) last night. Speakers included former Howard Dean campaign manager and IOP fellow Joe Trippi and Assistant Managing Editor of Newsweek Evan Thomas ’73, who is also a visiting professor at the Kennedy School. Trippi—who has been credited with harnessing the internet to reinvent modern political campaigns—emphasized the importance of blogs in the spread of news and information. “We?...
Today’s Democrats are guilty of Blaming Kerry First—leaking self-serving complaints to obscure publications like Newsweek and The New York Times to protect their posteriors if Senator Electable happens to lose...
...There are so many people doing amazing things at Harvard, and this is the story they choose to report,” said Hrdy, also H Bomb Magazine’s editor-at-large. “As Newsweek so generously points out, our magazine isn’t groundbreaking...
When former University President Neil L. Rudenstine first appeared on the cover of a national magazine, Newsweek, it was for taking a three-month hiatus in 1994 to recover from exhaustion...
Gelber, who has worked with both her husband and Alter on projects, describes the Newsweek environment as “collegial,” citing Whitaker and Alter’s friendship as “strengthening that atmosphere...