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Harvard Political Review 2026 Journalism Fellowship

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Emmy M. Cho

13 Articles

The Making of a Political Undergraduate

Five undergraduates reflect on how they understand their education to be political.

Meet the Fellows: An Interview with Mayor Michael Nutter

"With cities, leadership is real. It’s right on the ground; It’s literally and figuratively in your face. There’s no hiding. When you have fifteen inches of snow on the ground, you can’t make a speech and hope it goes away. If you’re at the supermarket, the barbershop, or walking down the street, people have things on their mind, and they want to talk to you. You have to listen. That’s a part of the job."

The Startling Subjectivity Behind Cold, Hard Facts

Data has long been remembered as the bastion of objectivity in a particularly political era. Staring closer at the numbers, however, it is clear that there is arguably nothing more subjective than the cold, hard facts.