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Unfinished Business

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Limiting the College’s liability seems to be the ultimate goal in student life policing (programming is too generous of a term), even when it comes at the expense of common sense, fun, and fairness.


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Give Me More

By TOBIAS S. STEIN  • 

Student life would benefit from more events like Yardfest and this requires the University to match its rhetoric with its resources. If student organizations should form the foundation of social life on campus, the administration must give them the means to do so.


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Opinion

A Visitas Guide to Social Life

By TOBIAS S. STEIN  • 

Let’s talk—I hear you’re considering Harvard.


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Opinion

Extreme House Makeover

By TOBIAS S. STEIN  • 

While House Renewal will undoubtedly improve the physical quality of housing at Harvard, without careful attention, renovations in Quincy (and, eventually, the rest of the Houses) may limit students’ access to House life. Planning for House Renewal must pay close attention to the effects of massive construction and relocation on the students like my brother who will endure the process.


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Opinion

When the Party Ends

By TOBIAS S. STEIN  • 

Too often, the focus is on convincing students not to drink in the first place and barring underage students from doing so.


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Sister, Sister

By TOBIAS S. STEIN  • 

Next year, the University should encourage the expansion of the sorority system at Harvard to include a fourth sorority, allow the chapters to advertise “Rush” across campus, and allow them to reserve University space for recruitment and chapter meetings.


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15 Questions with A. Carlton Cuse ’81

Executive Producer and writer for the hit show “Lost,” Carlton Cuse ’81 took a break from writing the show’s ...

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