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...Counter wrote on this page that, “most racial conflicts are based on ignorance, arrogance and victimization. We must all seek to rise above these failings to bring about tolerance, understanding and racial sensitivity among our fellow men and women in the Harvard community and the world at large...
Harvard has, in recent years, tumbled from the lofty climes of dynasticism to rude meritocracy. Apparently, whoever slaves over each page of text with the most ardor wins. Only the campus’s social scene maintains the admirable vestiges of ages past, wherein an arbitrary elite is permitted to exclude undesirables, leaving them to commiserate in the street over the drunken, menacing friends they might have made. The latest permutation of this base competitive construct is CEB Risk, bringing all the cold calculation of war to an already-cutthroat Cambridge...
...Arts section had a Q&A with a news editor who was playing Juliet that weekend in a production of “Romeo and Juliet.” The next day, the editorial page praised a Web site designed by an editorial editor, who also happened to have won the editorial page’s endorsement last year in an unsuccessful bid to be Undergraduate Council president...
...don’t tell them once they’re on staff they can’t do certain things,” said Hernandez, who supervises all Crimson content except the editorial page and advertising...
...editorial page is rather liberal in its policy, allowing editors to participate in editorial meetings related to their student groups, as long as everyone in the room knows about their association. The reader, of course, doesn’t have a seat in that room and never knows who writes staff editorials, let alone what else they do on campus...