OPINION
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Activism should be stoked on college campuses, not discouraged

To the Editor: Jeff Mankoff’s column “Activism is an inefficient way to make change” perpetuates a false stereotype of current college activism. Mankoff focuses solely […]

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Students’ ideologies should not play role in admission decisions

To the Editor: In his article on Rahmatullah Hashemi and the media attention he has recently attracted, Josh Duboff says that Harold Koh, the dean […]

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An activist’s work is frustrating but crucial

In his column “Activism is inefficient way to make change” (2/21), Jeff Mankoff employed a suspiciously convenient definition of activism. Almost everyone at last week’s […]

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Exceptionalists fill college, Capitol Hill

If you want to know why President George W. Bush ’68 thinks it’s okay to wiretap U.S. citizens without a warrant, just ask a transfer […]

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Alcohol guidelines should truly serve safety

Last fall, Yale’s new tailgate rules — a more moderate echo of Harvard’s restrictions on the last Game held in Cambridge — seemed less a […]

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E-mail yields miscommunication, confusion

I have given up on e-mail. E-mail is not the efficient tool it was purported to be. It is yet another means of procrastination. It […]

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Artist’s Alley

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Lamont could help re-establish Dems’ hold

In 1988, Joe Lieberman ’64 LAW ’67 was elected to the Senate. He campaigned by running to the right of the incumbent Republican, Lowell Weicker, […]

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Summers had vision but used wrong tack

I must admit that I was surprised when Lawrence Summers, Harvard’s 27th president, announced his resignation last Tuesday. Across the country, people are probably congratulating […]

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Impeachment issue hangs on accountability

The following is a case for impeaching the president and the vice president. I hope people will talk about this issue seriously and tell their […]

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Divestment marks win for measured inquiry

In this space yesterday, we assessed the loss of Larry Summers as president of Harvard. With Summers deposed by established interests in Cambridge, his laudable […]