At Harvard, discourse surrounding the U.S. military is awash with issues such as President Bush’s foreign policy, the war in

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Yesterday was the first time that I was both embarrassed and ashamed to be associated with my fellow Harvard students.

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Preparing for the imminent rush of midterms and papers—students’ first brush with academic accountability—mid-semester is the time when Harvard students

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