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Call it crimson, white, and blue. The preliminary roster for the U.S. Women’s National Team was unveiled by USA Hockey yesterday, and three of Harvard’s American Olympians made the cut. Angela Ruggerio ‘02-’04, still alive on the...
A certain charismatic and “articulate” presidential candidate finds himself in a similar situation. The potential appearance of the first black candidate with a legitimate shot to win on a major party’s ballot is an exciting time for everyone, but Barack Obama should...
Sen. Charles E. “Chuck” Schumer ’71 addressed the Democratic Party’s need to achieve “concrete goals” in a forum at the Kennedy School of Government on Friday. Referring to his book “Positively...
Her name has been on people’s lips for weeks, and in recent days she has been the clear frontrunner in the search for Harvard’s 28th leader. Though leading the University will represent a significant leap from her deanship at Radcliffe, friends and colleagues say...
"It was not the fact of her being Queen that made Elizabeth II the Woman of 1952. That year had no more respect for the governance of kings than for the government of politicians ... What, then, was Elizabeth's significance? It was no more-and no less-than the significance...