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Michael B. Broukhim
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Ten-Deep with My Family
Felipe’s Tacqueria is a family restaurant. It’s where people go with their parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, and uncles to share
Predictions
The Crimson’s editorial board puts its slightly scuffed crystal ball to work. Michael B. Broukhim ’07 Editorial chair Drew Gilpin
A Co-Curricular Review
Harvard has its weaknesses. They have been well-documented, and counter to perception, an unusually responsive administration has been addressing these
DISSENTING OPINION: Prefects + Advising = 3
For far too long, the College’s Prefect Program has underwhelmed. While admittedly well-intentioned, the program has suffered mainly from a
University at a Crossroads
In the two days since University President Lawrence H. Summers announced his resignation, many pertinent questions have arisen. Some concern
The Richie and Steve Show
Neeraj “Richie” Banerji ’06 and Steve Y. Lee ’06 took center stage at Wednesday night’s Undergraduate Council (UC) debate. They
Staff Dissent: Mobbing Summers
The mild embarrassment brought upon Harvard by University President Lawrence H. Summers’ apolitical remarks regarding women in the sciences has
Jim Breuer's Performing?
Who is Jim Breuer? The comedian who’s bringing his show to Harvard on Oct. 21 is an accomplished one, no
Harvard 101
The doors of summer are officially set to close with the beginning of classes on Monday; don’t let them hit
The Ugly Sunset of the Weapons Ban
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Pointing to my bulging biceps, I jawed on the sidelines Wednesday about how the Assault Weapons Ban was keeping
'Me Too' for a Great Books Option
The Harvard College Curricular Review has been often criticized, and rightfully so, for its overwhelmingly copycat, “me too” quality. Unabashedly
Time to Concentrate
What were you thinking about when you graduated from high school? As Pomp and Circumstance reached its final decrescendo what
The Un-College
Last weekend, the College seemed a lot like a college. You know the place where everyone says you have “the
Unleveling the Playing Field
The Supreme Court just unleveled the playing field, and religion is stuck in the divot. In a ruling against first-year
