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Emma S. Mackinnon

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Trick or Treat Workers Right

Take a look at your Harvard hoodie, and you might see a familiar swoosh. Just before Nike made its first


Exposing Primo's Deception

In the Primo factory in El Salvador, 5.000 workers, mostly young women, produce clothing for Harvard and other American colleges


Stop This Crazy War

What is really eating George W. Bush? Speculation abounds. Saddam is a credible threat, or just plain evil; it’s the


Harvard’s Dirty Hands

Today is, at last, Harvard’s day in court, for a case that dates back to the early 1990s. Over the


A Human Tragedy Transcending Borders

Soon after the World Trade Centers collapsed, the streets of downtown Manhattan were plastered with signs seeking missing people—pictures, names


Undergraduates, Unite!

As graduate student unions spring up across the country’s campuses, administrators at nearby University of Massachusetts-Amherst are confronting the even


Banking On Change

Last Tuesday, the Cambridge City Council explicitly pledged to continue to avoid doing something it has never done: buy World


Dining Halls to Test 'Fair Trade' Coffee

At the urging of an undergraduate student group, Annenberg and the House dining halls will today—for the first time—serve organic