Wyatt J. Meyer
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Is the Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll Equipped to Take America’s Pulse?
The Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll surveys American public opinion — and divides it almost as much.
I’m Still Crying, Wilmer Flores
Sports fandom is one of the few arenas where people are permitted to forget themselves. For this, they need only belief — and for players to maintain it.
Muscle Man and Me
“Embarrassment,” Austin Butler says, “is an under-explored emotion.” What does it mean to explore it for ourselves — and for others?
Fifteen Minutes of Summer
FM writers share fifteen- minute snapshots of the summers they spent around the globe.
Fifteen Questions: Jessica Marglin on Jewish Studies, the Dudley Co-Op, and Campus Protest Culture
The Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations professor sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss what’s changed — and what hasn’t — on her return to the College 20 years after graduating.
In Pursuit of Kit Ketlle
For the last two weeks, Kit Ketlle has been the name on the lips of nearly every Harvard student. The mysterious emailer has set students up with each other — and eventually, themselves. But no one seems to know who Kit Ketlle is, or why they are doing it. I set out to discover Kit Ketlle’s identity — and what their emails say about Harvard dating.
The Book — and the Poet — For the Anxious Generation
How Rainer Maria Rilke’s “Letters to a Young Poet” changed the way I conceived depression — and why it might speak to the struggle of a generation.
Democratic Socialists and The City on a Hill
It costs $2 to join the Democratic Socialists of America. In Boston, the organization and its rapidly growing membership are still trying to define their movement.
The Meme-ification of News
Humor as a coping mechanism is nothing new, but only now has this copium infiltrated our media ecosystem to such a radical extent.
5000 Miles From Home: Trump’s Travel Ban is Keeping This Harvard Student From Returning
After his native Syria was added to the United States’s full travel ban list in January, Zein A. Zammar ’29 can either return home or attend Harvard University. He cannot do both.
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