Zachary S. Podolsky

Low Stakes Prep

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In the fall of my junior year, I wrote a series of columns in these pages which, so it seemed

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There has been something of an uproar on campus this past week about the behavior of a certain Blair Hornstine.

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Plenty of things about Harvard are unfair. Some students are admitted for reasons other than their talents; some have better

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This time of year, the issue of sexual assault is in the forefront of the Harvard community’s consciousness. Due to

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When first-years arrive on campus each fall, they are beset with a variety of placement tests to determine the nature

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On Dec. 14, 2002, Tim Rutton wrote a column in the Los Angeles Times that discussed, among other things, the

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Last week, Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby appointed a new head of the newly created Office of International

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I’ve spent the last several weeks scouring every nook and cranny of Harvard for new transfer students. Alas, I’ve failed

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How I wish Stephen J. Gould would rise again—as that other brilliant Jewish innovator allegedly did 2,000 years ago—and deliver

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I am Jewish. Suppose I were sitting in the popular Core class Social Analysis 34, “Knowledge of Language,” and the