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After Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., compared homosexuality to incest, bigamy, and adultery, Savage embarked on a campaign to coin a new noun, “santorum,” to be defined as “the frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the product of anal sex.” But some of Savage’s antics are less innocuous. In 2000, he penetrated the presidential campaign of the Republican Gary Bauer, an outspoken opponent of gay marriage. Savage wrote a column for the online magazine Salon that, after being diagnosed with...
...script is definitely in some ways a very traditional Pudding script, with a lot of the same humor. But I think that we brought our own individual sense of humor and made a product that combined all the things that are already great about the Pudding and what we could bring to the table,” said Gale Rosen...
...Core Curriculum began development in 1974, and was adopted by the Faculty in 1978. It has had long-lasting effects—something like a bad aftertaste—at Harvard, and maybe Harvard alone. Finally, 2005’s Curricular Review report—the first real product from a process initiated in 2002—has changed essentially nothing...
Have you ever taken a minute to think about all the ways that a Harvard education seems more and more like some consumer product? We get to shop for our classes and activities. We have our own dedicated “Fun Czar” to keep the customers happy. The entire educational experience is sold to us just like a personal investment plan. “Realize an outcome that works for you!” says my chipper Career Week 2005 guide. The University seems content to have us exchange our money for a diploma, a diploma...
Excluding Reverend Gomes at Memorial Church, it’s almost impossible to find a czar or other figure of authority saying that there is a responsibility that comes with this powerful product. The idea that as students at an elite university we have an ethical obligation to the world beyond our ivy-draped walls is perhaps voiced by the occasional PBH volunteer or someone of that ilk, but such an argument is rarely heard from the administration. In fact, people such as our president, who admittedly does make the occasional call to serve, seem to defend the philosophy that...