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Books & Arts

JLo's "I Luh Ya Papi": A Feminist Parody

Author - March 22, 2014

The video engages in a reverse role parody by objectifying men.

Media

StreetTalk – Feminist Coming Out Day Coffeehouse + Open Mic

Author - March 20, 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC4IHQHLiFg&width=665 Johanna Lee interviews students at "Feminist Coming Out Day Coffeehouse + Open Mic," the closing event of Women's Week 2014 hosted at Cabot Café,...

Books & Arts

Politics and Poetics in Fiction: Telex From Cuba

Author - March 20, 2014

The Aesthetics of Cold War Cuba

Online

Silent Album Funds Free Tour

Author - March 20, 2014

We just published a fantastic article (read it!) by staff writer David Freed about the future of the online music market. Spotify, Pandora, and...

Covers

A Brave New World: Spotify and the Future of Music

Author - March 20, 2014

How Spotify's streaming technology finally filled the Napster void

Africa

Still a Long Walk to Freedom: South Africa After Mandela

Author - March 19, 2014

In Madela's wake, South Africa continues to shape its future.

HPRgument Posts

Ask Harvard to Start Considering

Author - March 18, 2014

Making our voices heard should not resort to whining or trying to shame our University into listening. Let's start a dialogue.

HPRgument Posts

Should "Liberal Arts" Equal "Liberal"?

Author - March 18, 2014

Let us not hold our education hostage to our desire to be eternally liberal.

HPRgument Posts

Commencement Speakers: Can’t Live with Them, Can’t Live without Them

Author - March 18, 2014

We should consider Bloomberg's speech as an opportunity to prompt a valuable discussion among graduation attendees and the Harvard community.

HPRgument Posts

It’s the Message That Matters

Author - March 18, 2014

We should focus less on who’s speaking and more on what’s being said.