Interviews Archives - Page 16 of 28 - Harvard Political Review

Sarah Cole '16 of The Diversity Report

Author - May 2, 2014

Sarah Cole '16 serves as one of the organizers of We Are Harvard, a movement for increased support for minority students on campus.

George Watsky: Rapper and Slam Poet

Author - April 27, 2014

"I’m not hoping to establish myself as the pale kid who raps fast" – Watsky discusses how digital tools have shaped his music career

Rep. King of the Homeland Security Committee

Author - April 20, 2014

"Al Qaeda is more dangerous than it was on September 11, 2001" –– Rep. King discusses evolving threats to the nation's national security

Mike Huckabee: Former Governor of Arkansas

Author - April 16, 2014

"The people at the bottom of the economy ... they’re not doing better"

Hanif Qadir: Founder of the Active Change Foundation

Author - April 1, 2014

“The War on Terror absolutely can be won” – Hanif Qadir discusses counter-terrorism efforts in the 21st century.

Hilda Solis: Former Secretary of Labor

Author - March 25, 2014

Former Secretary of Labor Solis talks recovery, green jobs, and climate preparedness.

Bill Kristol: 'Weekly Standard' Editor

Author - March 24, 2014

"President Obama has overreacted, overcorrected, and drawn the wrong lessons from the Bush experience" – William Kristol discusses the United States' evolving foreign policy

Thomas Menino: Mayor of Boston 1993 – 2014

Author - March 9, 2014

"Coming out of the marathon bombing, I think that we’re a much stronger city than we were going in" – Thomas Menino discusses his tenure as mayor

Congresswoman Katherine Clark

Author - March 7, 2014

Rep. Clark discusses public service, congressional gridlock, and efforts to combat gender inequities in the workforce.

Yo-Yo Ma: Cellist and Grammy Award Winner

Author - March 6, 2014

“There Are Different Spaces for Music; It’s a Big Mansion” –– Yo-Yo Ma discusses the evolving political role of music.