Sandra Korn, Author at Harvard Political Review

World

A Year for Killing Dictators?

Sandra Korn - December 19, 2011

Fatigue is about the most natural cause of death I can think of. Nonetheless, in the past few hours, Kim Jong-Il’s death has repeatedly been compared to the recent politicized deaths of other anti-American global leaders.

World

Afghanistan in the Media

Sandra Korn - November 6, 2011

Media coverage of, interest in, and justification for America's longest-running war.

United States

Occupation With No End?

Sandra Korn - September 25, 2011

The Occupation of Wall Street might not have any concrete goals, but that shouldn't detract from its importance.

Campus

Wyatt Troia on the H-Bomb

Sandra Korn - September 17, 2011

Sandra Korn explains why students shouldn't hesitate to say they attend Harvard.

Campus

Swamy’s Freedom of Speech

Sandra Korn - August 11, 2011

Sandra Korn explains the reasons behind her support of calls to terminate Subramanian Swamy's association with Harvard University.

United States

Sustainability and the Harvard Food Desert

Sandra Korn - July 11, 2011

How do you make sure your purchases promote your politics? With great difficulty.

HPRgument Blog

Schooling the Activist

Sandra Korn - June 9, 2011

An Activist’s Year in Review Last week, reporter Monica Dodge wrote the Crimson’s update on student activism in 2010-2011. Her article, “The Evolution of Activism,”...

Campus

Ben Yu

Sandra Korn - May 28, 2011

Thiel Fellowship recipient discusses price comparison, entrepreneurship, and life as a Harvard dropout

United States

You say you want a revolution?: Obama on Palestine

Sandra Korn - May 23, 2011

President Obama is an excellent rhetorician—he displayed his oratorical gift once again during his speech on the state of the Middle East and North...

United States

On the Celebration of Death

Sandra Korn - May 2, 2011

The extremist patriotism displayed after Osama's death was hypocritical and decidedly anti-American