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...fraud. But former leaders of the Institute of Politic’s Harvard Voter Outreach and Turnout Effort (H-VOTE), a program that asked students to pledge to vote, said that EDR would likely increase the number of Harvard students voting in Massachusetts. “A lot of people??s reasons for not pledging to vote were, ‘Sorry, I forgot to register,’” said Jeremy A. Cypen ’09, one of Mather House’s former H-VOTE captains. “You wonder what they...
...There’s wonderful parts of being a dean—you get to meet all kinds of people, you get to make real change, wonderful change,” Smith said. “There’s lots of great people??people who’d want to be dean of the college. Who would not want to work with you guys...
...without analog television. As static flickers across sets from California to Cambridge, families who haven’t spoken for years except during commercial breaks will be forced to turn to one another and catch up. I imagine that the first exclamation out of some people??s mouths will be: “Thank heavens for my liberal education!” Then I imagine the sound of millions of televisions being flung at those people??s heads.But what will our liberal educations enable us to talk about during the great Analog Darkness...
...Harvard students. In the spring 2005 issue of Diversity & Distinction, a Harvard student publication, there is an article that highlights the founding of the group. The piece displays a great sense of optimism: In it, the leaders of the organization express their desire to work with the Half-Asian People??s Association, and to welcome other mixed students, not just the those of African-American and Caucasian descent. But when I arrived last fall, ReMixed was nowhere to be seen...
...them or chase them back to their caves, or, in other words, get rid of them.” Islam is not antithetical to all things American. Yet, rather than try to build bridges and work towards engagement and understanding, since September 11, 2001 politicians have preferred to exploit people??s insecurities and biases in order to stoke fears about the supposed threat that Muslims pose to free and democratic societies. The ubiquity of anti-Muslim attitudes in American political rhetoric, even if it is only implicit, not only alienates Muslims around the world, but emboldens intolerant sects...