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...still not quite sure which is the most aggravating aspect of this injury. There’s the fact that Fitzpatrick arguably should not have been on the field with the Crimson up by 27 points. There’s the fact that the small bone on his hand shouldn??t have been enough to cost Harvard a chance at the Ivy title. But most frustrating of all is the fact that I don’t know whose mother I keep making derogatory references to and cursing before I go to sleep each night...
Eager to see if the literary arts “magazine about sex” stacked up to anything more than smut, I had a copy picked up from H Bomb’s release party on Monday night. I shouldn??t say I was pleasantly surprised—I found the feature articles dull, the poetry overwrought and the interviews middling. But the co-founders’ glib pronouncement on the editor’s note that the magazine “Isn’t quite what you expected, is it?” holds true...
...easy and attractive as it is to simply blame the poor for their position, it’s this type of anecdotal evidence that often deludes people into thinking that the poverty problem is one that really shouldn??t concern them. The easy way out of addressing this very prevalent social problem is, of course, to chalk it up to others’ lack of motivation to improve their own lot. By doing that, it allows you to evince a sort of sympathy for those in destitution, without actually advocating that something be done about it?...
...That shouldn??t be the point of college. I mean, even the admissions officers tell you that the time you spend chatting with your friends—not the hours you spend in class—constitutes the most important education you get at Harvard. I am reminded of all those times I said, “Hey, man, I’d love to come [insert fun activity with friends here] with you guys, but I’ve got to study for this quiz…” Too often, I’ve been...
...same time, Harvard shouldn??t deprive students of the opportunity to do their part. If students concerned with women’s and gender-related issues are finally granted a space and a springboard to share ideas, strategies and resources, they will be much better equipped to attain their goals—and to identify the next steps Harvard should take to make the campus a better place for women...