Letters
Blacklists Silence All Expression of Grievances
To the editors: I strongly agree with the argument made in “Harvard’s Blacklist” (Editorial, Mar. 7) with one exception. The
Living Wage Campaign’s Role Now Self-Invented
To the editors: As a fan of moral outrage as an extracurricular in general and Harvard’s very own Progressive Student
Don’t Conflate Castro and Hitler
To the editors: The column “Albert Speer at Harvard” was insulting and morally obscene. To compare the Cuban regime with
Right-Wing Apparatchiks Must Also Be Questioned
To the editors: Like Ross G. Douthat ’02, I am disturbed that the Graduate School of Design has appointed “an
Prof. Coyula’s Expertise Sure to Enrich Harvard
To the editors: The crude polemic by Ross G. Douthat ’02 depicting Fidel Castro as equivalent to Adolf Hitler and
Getting To Know You
Quick, name five people in your House. But there’s one restriction: no administrators, tutors, masters, proctors or students. Also descriptions
Getting the Real News
Rick Kaplan, the former president of CNN, says that it is a journalist’s job to inform people of what is
Wisse Distorts Israel's Human Rights Record
To the editors: I was appalled to read Ruth R. Wisse’s neo-fascist rant (Opinion, “Standing Up for Israel,” Feb. 25).
Harvard Athletes' Talents Enrich College
To the editors: Zachary S. Podolsky ’04 argues, “Football players here, however, are likely bested by at least 100 comparable
Work Study Teaches Important Lessons
To the editors: I would like to respectfully disagree with The Crimson’s assertion that Harvard should eliminate the work-study component
Financial Aid Statistics Speak for Themselves
To the editors: We read your editorial “Overdue Aid for Students” (Feb. 27) with interest, and we wish to offer
Don't Rewrite Women's Contribution to College
To the editors: Your article “Men Still Rule on Harvard’s Walls” is little more than revisionist history. Harvard was founded
Minorities Also Deserve Space on Harvard Walls
To the editors: I applaud the article by Kate L. Rakoczy ’04 addressing the issue of the lack of representation
Senior Gift Benefits Future Students
To the editors: Sadly, Alex F. Rubalcava ’02 (Column, “Debunking the Senior Gift,” Feb. 27) has once again proposed the
Female Terrorists Prove Generalizations False
To the editors: Nine days after our nation was attacked, Arianne R. Cohen ’03 wrote in these pages, (Opinion, “Women
