Ronald K. Kamdem
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Low-Hanging Fruit
One of the first things every Harvard freshmen sees when they walk into their room is a list of the
A Note from the Editorial Board
As the Class of 1983 celebrates its 25th reunion, we take a look back at the opinions published on our
A Legacy to Uphold
Few outsiders comprehend the scope of the additional demands of varsity athletics in the Ivy League as compared to other
Better Planning for Education
When Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker promised five dollars to the student who could name the vice president of the
‘The Politics of Parsing’
Viewers of last week’s democratic debate in Las Vegas, Nev. might be forgiven for thinking that they were witnessing a
Americare
One of the negative byproducts of partisan politics is that social issues often lose their poignancy. The issues that Americans
Not So Lucky
Last week, for the sake of one word, “The Higher Power of Lucky”—this year’s Newbery Medal-winning children’s book—was banned in
Doing Math the Easy Way
A study published last week by The New York Times showing the poor performance of American students on international tests
Feds: Guard Research Better
Universities might not be doing enough to guard “sensitive information” in their research labs, “potentially putting at risk U.S. national
Study Explores Flu Contingency Plan
Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) are conducting a survey that will determine whether Americans will comply