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Following a controversial decision not to publish David Horowitz’s full-page advertisement against reparations for slavery (News, “To Print or Not To Print”, March 7), Crimson president C. Matthew MacInnis ’02 stated, “We don’t believe it is ethical to allow individuals to purchase advertisements as a means by which to circumvent the editorial process...
...undergraduates has certainly morphed in the past few decades, and it is only appropriate that the House Masters reflect this transformation as well. Of course, this issue stems from a much larger one about the racial composition of the Faculty as a whole. As this column goes to print, the College has already announced one new set of non-minority Masters: Professor Robert P. Kirshner ’70 and his wife, writer-director Jayne Loader. As we await the names of the new Dunster House Masters, we can only hope that the only existing minority House Masters, Karel...
...concentration’s curriculum, tutorial program, alternative study options (such as study abroad or independent study) and thesis schedule are also pertinent. This information will help students decide which concentration among similar choices best fits their intellectual interests. The availability of this information online as well as in print would be ideal, as many students have questions long after office hours or far away from Harvard...
...issue of slave reparations got quite a few of you mad. Among the rejoinders we can print is one from a Las Vegas reader who told us that "slavery was a grave crime, but people who aren't responsible for what happened owe nothing to people it didn't happen to. It's a fact, pure and simple, that no living African American has ever been the slave of a living white American!" "Even Southerners whose families owned slaves through the Civil War owe nobody a cent," insisted a man from Atlanta. "It's not their fault their ancestors were...
...insulted accidentally to my face was still pretty shocking. Especially since last October, Zalaznick wrote a column for openletters.net about a producer who accidentally sent her an e-mail in which he called her a two-word derogatory term that this magazine is definitely not going to let me print...