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If the U.S. public heaved an enormous sigh of relief at the relative smoothness of the operation, many found the manner and the content of the deal that had forestalled an invasion distasteful. To get out of a jam, the current President had lent his authority to a failed former...
Harvard's fundamental liberal arts program has strayed from its glory days, when it required students to study the values that are the foundation of our culture, while maintaining high academic standards. Harvard's administration must return to the drawing board to develop a core liberal arts program that is...
A "hint" to The Crimson: be inspired by Theodore Roosevelt, Class of 1880. "It is not the critic who counts, not the one who points out how the strong person stumbled or how the doer of deeds might have done them better. The credit belongs to the person who is...
If ever an American composer was worthy of such thorough examination, surely Joplin is. His great accomplishment was to refine and perfect a kind of protojazz called ragtime. He did not invent it: black musicians along the Mississippi had long been syncopating, or "ragging," the rhythm of such forms as...
The spirit of the, er, text struck some Americans who had the advantage of having been there at the time as a revisionist travesty. The curators seemed to be confused about who started the war and who pursued it (in China, the Philippines and elsewhere) with relentless inhumanity. To turn...