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Former President Summers once said that “operating our campus in an environmentally sustainable way is not only the right thing to do as a citizen and neighbor, it is also an economically sound way to conduct our business.” The longer we wait to make the necessary sustainability adjustments advocated by the upcoming referendum, the more costly our effort will become and the less of an impact it will have. If we cannot expect universities—centers of learning and knowledge—to take charge of this issue, then who will? Students should...
...playing football, but it’s sort of out of my hands,” Fernandez says. “I think I still have a couple of good years left in me so we’ll see what happens.”But the future can wait, as Fernandez must first complete his final challenge as a Harvard football player. “I’ll tell you what Frank’s meant to the team and to the offense,” Murphy says. “He’s the glue...
...senior, of course, cannot wait to celebrate...
...mass grave their friends left for us?”Man 2: “How much do you wanna bet that if terrorists blow up the Statue of Liberty, the French won’t even OFFER to replace it?”Man 1: “Wait, hold up. Just how interesting could that children’s book have been? What would it have taken to get Bush to put the fucking book down immediately that morning? Maybe if someone fucking flew the World Trade Center into the Pentagon? Would that have been serious enough...
...there still exists a segment of society that, due to historical inequalities, suffers from preventable disease. Many people are shocked to learn that there are still 128,260 people in the world today who are going or have gone to Yale. Although you may ask yourself, “Wait, I thought that was eradicated, like smallpox?” the sad truth is, no, the disease commonly known as “Yale” still haunts us today. In fact, it is estimated that next year 1,300 other people will contract Yale even though they could make...