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Yet an even closer kinship links Japan, ironically, with the country that many Americans feel closest of all to, and regard as their second -- or cultural -- home, the country with which we enjoy our "special relationship." The affinities between England and Japan go far beyond the fact that both are...
You see, I subscribe to The Boston Globe as well as The Crimson. Sometimes I receive only the Globe. Sometimes I receive only The Crimson. And sometimes, I don't receive either. I've called The Crimson so many times to complain about the delivery service that I now know...
Since all students at Harvard must subscribe to a meal plan, should those who wish to observe kosher law support their observance privately? The answer is yes, just as parents who choose to send their children to Catholic or other parochial schools pay tuition to those schools in addition to...
A SECOND possible reason for the Government Department's denial of tenure to Peterson can be found within the department itself. Many of the influential government professors--most notably Kenneth A. Shepsle and Morris P. Fiorina--subscribe to the "rational choice" theory of politics. This perspective, which holds that political...
A good deal of students already subscribe to such a philosophy. Some of them are in PBHA, Harvard's largest student-run group (apparently 1500 members strong). The organization has 41 committees and 75 programs, ranging from recycling initiatives on campus to tutoring kids in the inner city. PBHA tries...