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...brown polyester jacket chats with a beautiful geek in suspenders. Over by the couches, a sourdough CEO with a soothing French accent sits beside a renowned breaker in sweats and sneakers. And some of Harvard’s most vocal activists—on both sides of the spectrum??talked blogs...
Searching for an activist group at Harvard is like going into a substandard ice cream shop. There are far too many flavors, they are all unhealthy, and in the end, they do not even taste good. Across the political spectrum??from the Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM) on the left to Harvard Right to Life (HRL) on the right—campus activists hold unrealistic goals and use tactics that are poorly designed and alienating to those who might otherwise support them. Activists would gain wider acceptance and would be far more effective if they were more reasonable...
...reason for travel restrictions to be any different. Beyond preserving the sanctity of individual choice, there is also the issue of distinction between and within countries. It is difficult to understand how the College draws the line between different State Department travel warnings, which come in a wide spectrum??not neatly divided into “slightly dangerous” and “very dangerous.” Furthermore, with a few exceptions, the State Department’s country-wide warnings do not make a distinction between more and less dangerous regions of the same country...
Part of the problem is that not many Americans know what Islam really is. With so many people claiming to act “in the name of Islam”—including extremists from both sides of the political spectrum??it is hard to know what Islam stands for. And the media does not help. Most mention of Muslims and Islam includes terrorism and oppression...
This year, candidates for Chairman participated in five public forums and spoke themselves hoarse at public and private events across the country. Candidates from across the spectrum??from former Republican financiers to, well, Howard Dean—ran serious campaigns. Dr. Dean himself was convinced to run by an outpouring of grassroots support long before the campaign for DNC Chair began. Repeated attempts by Party leaders to control the process were rejected by a motley coalition of bloggers, state party leaders and Democratic activists. Two of the most prominent candidates in this year’s race were...