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Harvard’s Supposed Crisis of Faith

Sam Barr - February 22, 2010

Newsweek's Lisa Miller spills a lot of ink and raises a lot of dust in her article on "Harvard's Crisis of Faith." But her...

Harvard and the Tea Party

Sam Barr - February 18, 2010

I really don't understand the impulse among many Harvard students (if the Crimson is any guide) to pat the Tea Partiers on the head...

HarvardGOP.org Wages War

Allaura Osborne - February 15, 2010

Perhaps inspired by the beauty that is our new blog, the Harvard GOP relaunched their website yesterday, giving harvardgop.org a patriotic, deeply American makeover....

Harvard Thinks Big

Max Novendstern - February 12, 2010

Harvard Thinks Big was billed as an "important" event. Its Facebook page was ebullient. Expectations were high. "A dream team of 10 Harvard professors will each...

Anti-Atheist Prejudice: Response to the Salient's Response

Sam Barr - February 11, 2010

I'm glad to see my Crimson column of October 18 is still getting some attention! I had written that discrimination against atheists, both in...

Weighing in: The Asian Ceiling

Max Novendstern - February 9, 2010

Check out Jon Yip's post, "The Asian Ceiling" for a review of a Kara Miller's Boston Globe editorial about Asian discrimination in the college...

The Asian Ceiling

Jonathan Yip - February 9, 2010

Today's colleges welcome Asians with open arms—they just don't want too many of us

Yale and the Times

Jonathan Yip - February 7, 2010

Perhaps I'm harping too much on this news-reading thing, but Yale is currently in a fervor over cost-cutting plans to scrap dining hall subscriptions...

Crowdsourcing, Science, and Politics

Neil Patel - February 3, 2010

In a recent email to the university, President Faust invited the Harvard Community to participate in the "Harvard Catalyst & InnoCentive Prize...

Green Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Sam Barr - February 3, 2010

An excellent op-ed in the Crimson today by Hemi Gandhi criticizes Harvard and its students for having a somewhat superficial commitment to green energy. The...