Anthony S.A. Freinberg

Janus-Faced Harvard

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Old habits die hard. Consequently, after two years of writing editorial columns about undergraduate life at Harvard, I can’t resist

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In the spring of 1978, as Harvard prepared to introduce its radical new Core program, one undergraduate was extremely distressed.

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Well, the big day is almost upon us. Next week Associate Dean of the College Jeffrey Wolcowitz will publish the

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I have to admit, it stung a little. When I picked up my New York Times last Tuesday morning, I

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On Monday night, University President Lawrence H. Summers held his latest highly visible meet and greet session with undergraduate students,

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Over the weekend University President Lawrence H. Summers announced a bold new initiative that will drastically increase financial aid to

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A few years back the British government launched an advertisement to woo more young people into teaching. It featured various

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Vegetarianism has always seemed to me like some sort of strange, distant religion—perfectly admirable, perhaps, but utterly alien to my

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While it will be years before Harvard starts the construction work that will revolutionize the University’s presence in Allston, one

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Last weekend, lacking cinematic inspiration, I went to see Love Actually. It was crap, actually. The plot was so thin