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In the article “Acceptance Rates For Class of 2005 Hits All-Time Low” (News, April 4), I was amused to notice that The Crimson has continued its long-standing love affair with Harvard’s selective admissions record. I’ve read countless...
Most Republicans support the free-trade area, and President Bush wants Congress to give him the "fast-track" negotiating authority that is essential to forging a deal. But the AFL-CIO, fearing the shift of U.S. jobs to Latin America, has called for rejection of the trade agreement in its...
The fact that Bush transparently panders to special interest groups is not news. What is particularly noteworthy (and insulting) about his reasoning is his purposeful rejection of scientific evidence. Covering his ears and hoping it’s not true—also known as the Bush administration plan to...
Harvard College sent out more rejection letters than ever before at 12:01 a.m. this morning, accepting only 10.7 percent of the record 19,009 applicants for a place in the Class of 2005.
Decorum about what? The environment, above all. Bush is repeating the Clinton administration's early errors of symbolism and priority. As Clinton stupidly allowed gays in the military to become an opening issue of his administration, so Bush has given early prominence to carbon dioxide emissions, arsenic in the water...