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...attempt to embarrass final clubs by depicting a blatantly racist, classist, and misogynist member. Yet on email lists and around dinner tables, students wondered whether or not the ad was real. And, somewhat surprisingly, a near unanimity of 14 final club members, both male and female, with whom I spoke, said that they could imagine a Harvard senior writing the post in earnest...
...Perhaps President Fernandez should be praised for all the ways in which his country is a positive example of development and democracy for those it serves. But for the toils and terrors of those like Mr. Beltran, who spoke while hiding in a barn, he should have to answer...
...film noir - you could call it the anti-noir, trading claustrophobic darkness for blinding light in the wide-open spaces. But it was also a continuation of noir's fascination with the haunted man, the ordinary guy who'd been scarred by violent experiences. It spoke to returning veterans from World War II, young men from cities and farms who'd been handed weapons and asked to clean up the wildest parts of Europe and the Pacific. They needed to believe that the mission they'd been sent on, and which took the lives of some of their comrades...
...Throughout the night, five incumbents and one ex-committee member answered questions before an audience of about 50 by speaking in detail about the school system’s strengths and weaknesses. Joining them were three new challengers who spoke primarily about how they would bring unique skills to the committee...
Matory claims that critics of Israel, such as Norman G. Finkelstein, have been "disinvited" from campus in recent years. In fact, Finkelstein spoke at Harvard both last year and the year before...