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The fantasy involves a domino theory. The destruction of Saddam's Iraq will not only remove an enemy of long-standing but will also change the basic power equation in the region. It will send a message to Syria and Iran about the perils of support for Islamic terrorists. It...
Brahm, a New York native, arrived in Beijing in 1981 as a student, clutching a well-worn copy of Mao's Little Red Book and seeking the revolutionary fervor he first encountered in Edgar R. Snow's Red Star Over China. He was too late, of course: Deng Xiaoping had...
Last year, seeking a change of pace, Brahm closed the books of his Beijing-based consulting practice to dedicate himself to his new projects. Still besotted with his eerily romantic image of a lost China, he has returned to his Little Red Book and the nostalgia tucked inside. Ever the...
Alexandra W. Zukerman ’06, who braved the ice last week, said the romantic appeal of traversing the river ice was irresistible.
When people ask why I chose Harvard over other schools in my senior year of high school, I always try to give an objective answer, as if I could quantitatively deduce my decision: interesting courses, a diverse student body, great reputation, and all of the other familiar factors. Few of...