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David A. Plotz
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Fighting for Change Without Burning Bridges
In Cabot House this April, Mecca J. Nelson '92 saw a poster announcing a speech sponsored by the conservative magazine
Mau-Mauing the Spin Doctors
W ITH JERRY BROWN attracting 30 percent of the Democratic primary vote in New York with a political campaign against
Sin-thesizing Your Thesis
I T IS ABOUT THE TIME the sky-blue Macintosh screen begins looking like the color of a mountain climber dead
One National Point of Light
A S GEORGE BUSH attempts to fill his 1000-member army by drafting a new point of light every day, as
Richochet Mixes Senseless Violena With Gratuitous Sex A Good Night Out
IT'S FAIRLY SAFE to say that any movie whose opening night audience consists of two reviewers and a 15-year old
They're Not OK, We're OK
It's Channel 2 in San Francisco, Channel 29 in Toronto, Channel 32 in Chicago, Channel 24 in Milwaukee, Channel 5
Separate And Unequal Academies
A H, TO be a first-year student again--the scum at the bottom of the academic pond. At an undergraduate seminar
'Politically Correct' Thought Control
W E HARVARD students like to think of ourselves as the intellectual elite, the future movers and shakers and president
Waste of Space
T HE Lampoon is a rich organization that throws lavish parties. We all know this. The Crimson should not need
Love's Labor Won
Brave and Crazy By Melissa Etheridge Island Records, 1989 Judging from her latest album Brave and Crazy, Melissa Etheridge has
500 Remember Protests of 1969
Twenty years ago the doors to University Hall were open, and the students were inside. Yesterday the doors were locked,
Probable Cause?
T OO much remains unclear about the details of the actual event for us to say with certainty whether or
Looking at Asian Admissions
The break-down of early action admissions for the Class of 1993 reveals a curious statistic: in a year when the
Plenty of Marble in the Capital
It is impossible to give a comprehensive guide to Washington in one article, but here is a general rule: every
Forced to Resign, Frazier Rehired
A University professor who resigned last fall after admitting to plagiarism has been reinstated by the Harvard-affiliated hospital he headed,
