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  • HUDS Does It Right 1

    Editorials | By The Crimson Staff 2 hours ago

    We applaud HUDS for listening to student concerns about food quality, healthiness, sustainability, and labor rights, and for taking those issues into consideration when choosing the winter menu.

  • The President Declares War

    Columns | By Derek J. Bekebrede 2 hours ago

    With the Obama administration’s decision to force certain religious employers to provide health care coverage for controversial services, Obama has officially declared war against liberty.

  • Abortion Is Not Like Rape 2

    Op Eds | By Samantha Berstler 2 hours ago

    What violates women is reiterating to survivors that abortion is risky to women’s mental health and can lead to even worse post-trauma problems—a claim that has been thoroughly debunked many times.

  • The Rhetoric of Equality 1

    Op-Eds | By James P. McGlone 2 hours ago

    Those seeking to redefine marriage to include same-sex unions often make their case by calling for “equality” in our marriage ...

  • Frat Exclusion Nothing New 14

    Editorials | By The Crimson Staff Yesterday

    Instead of focusing on the relatively inconsequential decision of SAE to door-drop invitations this year, our campus should use this occasion to consider the larger issue of gender discrimination within student organizations.

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  • Super PACs Drown Democracy 3

    By The Crimson Staff January 23, 2012

    There was certainly no dearth of political advertisement prior to the recent advent of super PACs. Quite to the contrary, the detrimental effect of money in politics motivated legislators to enact campaign finance reform at various points throughout the past sixty years.

  • The Dome Moves On 10

    By The Crimson Staff January 24, 2012

    However glad many on campus might have been to see the dome go, we should make sure that students and faculty are allowed to continue the activities that are within their rights. Harvard should not impinge upon the right to dissent and to critique, both of which are, after all, important aspects of the free speech that our community holds dear.

  • A Painful Necessity 31

    By The Crimson Staff January 25, 2012

    In order to provide the services that push the boundaries of knowledge forward, the libraries may have to shed some workers.