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...going to discuss the betting and handicapping side of March Madness today for two reasons. First, my esteemed colleague Brenda Lee already broached this topic just a scant few days ago. Second and more importantly, I find that I’m terrible at predicting the future, but I’m amazing at taking credit for the past...
Singer told the crowd that friends and colleagues initially responded incredulously when he announced he would write about Bush’s ethics. Some called the topic “an oxymoron,” while others joked that “it must be a very short book,” Singer said...
...accepting her award, Greenhouse, a Crimson editor during her time as an undergraduate at Radcliffe College, said she had little light to shed on the topic of investigative reporting, but that she was willing to speak on the Supreme Court...
...photo essay” of art and porn, a “controversial fiction piece about female rape fantasies” and an article promoting abstinence are among the proposed contents for Harvard’s as-of-now officially approved student-run sex magazine, the topic of heated debate at yesterday’s Committee on College Life (CCL) meeting...
...covers many kinds of stories well, whether they're about politics, global affairs, business, science, society or the arts. But one story that I think we've covered especially well is the most important story of recent times: the war in Iraq. Even before fighting began, we put the topic on the cover six times, ranging in focus from what life would be like after Saddam was gone (our conclusion: the peace would be messier than the war) to the role of women in the new military. As war loomed, we dispatched 18 reporters and photographers to the region. Many...