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Commentary is a regular feature of the Crimson editorial page that provides a forum for opinion from members of the Harvard community. Those interested in contributing pieces should contact the editorial chairman...
Ever the loyal Administration soldier, Shultz last week permitted himself no public criticism of the dealings with Iran, but made little attempt to defend them either. He said that in his view the "policy of not negotiating for hostages is the right policy," carefully expressing no opinion on whether it is any longer the policy actually in effect. Like everyone else in his department, the Secretary referred all questions about Iran to the White House, but unlike others, he openly expressed dissatisfaction with the White House order that he do so. Said Shultz bluntly: "I don't particularly enjoy...
...political endorsements on November 3, but also an editorial urging other state university newspapers to do the same. "I can't think of any other school system in the country that has such a policy," said the Aztec's editor, R. Andrew Rathbone. "It's clearly unconstitutional in our opinion...
Assistant Professor of Government Henry E. Brady said Reagan's speech had the immediate effect of calming public opinion. "But, there are still many unanswered questions," he said...
...judicially prescribed religious orthodoxy, with the potential for discrimination against believers of any persuasion. To guard against just this eventuality, the Supreme Court has declared that "no official, high or petty, can prescribe what shall be orthodox in matters of politics, nationalism, religion, or other matter of opinion." Alan D. Viard, GSAS Bill O'Keefe, Kennedy School Stephen Sally, GSAS