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Constant wisecracks about President Bush’s lack of eloquence belie how the President asserts power through his vocabulary. His seeming inattention to language is probably a symptom of contemporary society’s general disinterest in words. This is evident in the sloppy communications even of students at...
A top Kerry aide predicted that by "turning Iraq into a domestic issue," the nominee would soon turn the race around. But it is far from certain that this latest tack will hold for very long because other advisers believe Kerry must get away from the Iraq tar baby once...
On one side of the fence line, the farmed grass grows thick and trembles in the wind. On the other side, the ground is nearly bare, chewed down in places to the rocky topsoil. In between are splintered fence poles and scattered strands of electric wire that, until last month...
So what if India had won only 16 Olympic medals up until this year's Games? Is another country better than ours because it dedicates a whole group of young people to sports at a tender age? Is that the true Olympic spirit? We have seen youngsters whose lives are...
For most students, Harvard is a relatively safe place. Compared to other college towns, Cambridge has few violent crimes. Yet incidences of sexual assault have always been a concern on college campuses—especially on ours. According to the Harvard University Police Department, last year there were 12 reported...