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Reading Kissinger’s book, one gets the feeling that Hitchens’ criticism should serve as an important warning. Though the elder statesman’s eyes may be fading his readers?? should remain as critical as ever...
...believe, why was the organization that allowed his piece to be printed so quick to withdraw its support? I find the statements of March 19 (Opinion, “On ‘The Invasian’”) and March 20 (“To Our Readers??) disappointing because they imply an unwillingness to take responsibility for the end result of the editorial process. If the Fifteen Minutes editors allowed “The Invasion” to be printed, I especially wonder why it should be C. Matthew MacInnis ’02, The Crimson?...
...behalf of scientists and smart people everywhere, I congratulate you on your newly clarified policy of not publishing opinion pieces containing “unsupported generalizations” (“To Our Readers??, March 20). This will surely raise the intellectual tenor of the op-ed page, and probably save a lot of paper too. Rest assured, someone in the Harvard community is bound to conduct an “unsupported generalization” watch to help you in your quest. Thank goodness we have protesters to spur these much-needed editorial advances...