Melissa ROSE Langsam
Fifteen Minutes: Body Politics
“Date a Democrat!” gal-pal Jean exclaimed, proud of herself for curing my dating dilemma. It’s true, quite a few Republicans
Fifteen Minutes: Taking Singledom to Princeton: A Courtship Diary
It's over. Being a couple, that is. It simply didn't work, and so you dumped him, or he dumped you,
Gingrich Deserves Credit
Attacking Gingrich for the `damage that wrought on [Congress] over the last four years' is short sighted. Gingrich and his
Cellucci Has Shown Success
Massachusetts is in good health today because of skillful leadership under both William F. Weld '66 and Paul Cellucci. Cellucci
Clinton's Biblical Precedent
And so we are in media res. It is nearly two months since President Clinton admitted to conducting an improper
School Vouchers Missing
Rather than wasting taxpayers' money, elected officials should provide school choice vouchers and provide all parents with the opportunity the
Drinking a Personal Choice
The fact that Harvard is not a fraternity-oriented school has much to do with the type of students who comprise
Bring Back Radcliffe
Harvard women are not inferior to Harvard men by any means--but we do spend four years playing away-games. Women can
SHOWER SINGERS ON PARADE
De gustibus non disputandum. As the Romans said, there is no disputing taste. Or maybe there is. Clearly the campus
Life As a B-Movie
The rock group Blue Oyster Cult admonishes listeners: "don't fear the reaper." It's a pretty refrain but certainly easier said
A Landscape of Harassment
Gentlemen might prefer blondes, but ladies ought to love The Real Blonde, for this is a woman's movie. In the
Through the UHS Looking Glass
Alice never had such an adventure when she stepped through the looking glass. Then again, Alice never had to go
Judge as Individuals
Diversity is a laudable goal when understood correctly--when the idea is to bring together people with varying points of view.
BUT WILL THE BABY RUN?
The news that Representative Bill Paxon (R-N.Y.) is resigning is disappointing. The Republican Party is losing a rising star to
HLS in the Wrong
Until the mayor officially secedes, (the People's Republic of) Cambridge is officially part of the United States. As such, it
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