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...mere praise. One main concern—primarily voiced by Vice President of the Harvard Democrats Indira Phukan ’09—was that Obama’s speech focused on white and black Americans to the exclusion of other minorities. “He needs to speak to other experiences as well,” she said. Other panelists believed this issue was not problematic given the context of Obama’s speech—coming on the heels of comments by his minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, which many deemed inflammatory and anti-American. In light...
...missions was the real Maverick from the film “Top Gun,” Burbank said that actual shuttle flying is not daunting to a trained pilot. “It’s a lot easier to fly in space than it is to learn to speak Russian well,” he said in reference to his stay in Russia integrating with Russian space systems. Burbank’s videos showed the personal side of being in space. “Surprisingly the food is actually pretty good,” Burbank said...
Karl Rove, the former “brain” of the Bush White House, will speak in Winthrop on Friday at an event sponsored by the Harvard Republican Club...
Calling Rove “clearly one of the biggest names in politics today,” Harvard Republican Club President Caleb L. Weatherl ’10 said he was excited that people of all political persuasions would get to hear Rove speak...
...Having knocked down that straw man, he would soar through an American history of hope, from the colonists to civil rights marchers. It was the core of his message: patriotism defined as change, the creation of a more perfect union. And so it was rather shocking to hear Obama speak - stripped down and hope redacted - in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on April Fools' Day, his peroration transformed into a Clintonian pledge to get up every morning as President and devote himself to the single mothers, the laid-off workers, "the working families of Pennsylvania...