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Abortion is a nuanced issue that deserves more nuanced treatment than it gets on either end. But there’s an element of reality that both sides seem to overlook. I have a bold suggestion. The Democrats need to insert (no pun intended) sex back into the discourse. Let’s start with the basics: you can’t get pregnant if you don’t have sex. You can’t have an abortion if you don’t get pregnant. Wait, hold on a second. Let’s backpedal to that...
...heels of a miserable 4-23 season—the Crimson’s worst campaign in over 50 years—anything might be looked on as an improvement. But using that philosophy to analyze this season would miss the real strides the team made, and overlook just how close Harvard was to challenging league champion Penn...
...will and will not fund. Until FiCom meshes its group-based discrimination clause with its project-based funding architecture, there will be no lasting solution. The Dean’s Office must also develop its own, clearly-explicated policies, so that coalition-sponsored events of the future do not overlook cheaper, higher capacity venues out of past experience. Regardless, we want to see continued cooperation between all student groups on events that explore relevant campus issues. The Seneca has taken admirable initiative in planning an event long-delayed, and they deserve our support. We just don’t want...
It’s the right attitude for a captain. But I, on the other hand, am a little more selfish, a little less pragmatic, and a lot more pissed at the things Welch can overlook as he focuses on the long run, the big picture, and the playoff stretch...
...ninth-floor offices of the Acumen Fund, a nonprofit that helps entrepreneurs in developing countries build businesses, overlook Trinity Church in New York City's Financial District. Consider it a case of Wall Street crossing Hope Road. "It's a good metaphor," says Jacqueline Novogratz, Acumen's founder. Some call it venture philanthropy, but Novogratz prefers the phrase "private equity for the poor." What that means is that a small company in India gets a $185,000 loan to make and sell affordable water filters. And that a Pakistani firm receives more than $260,000 in grants and loans...