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Conservatism at Harvard

Common sense still survives on campus

Liberals dominate the political scene on Harvard's campus, yet a sizeable conservative minority exists. The President of the Harvard Republican Club, Colin Motley, describes this "silent minority" and its hideout, Littauer, in his piece. Mary Anne Marks, the President of Harvard Right to Life, reports on the pro-life movement at Harvard and its outlook as the year begins. Finally, Rachel Wagley, the President of the True Love Revolution, explains why abstinence is attracting more students to its side. While these voices are in the minority, they express the conservative beliefs that will spark debate on campus throughout the year.

Front Cover The Silent Minority Colin J. Motley '10 The Fight for Life Mary Anne Marks '10 The End of the Campus Sex Culture Rachel L. Wagley '11

Up Front Around the World in Ninety Days Christopher W. Higgins '10 The Right-Wing Menace Andrew L. Schlafly, Jr. '10 An Inconvenient Activism Clayton D. Miller '10

Also This Issue Conservatism at Harvard Salient Editorial Thayer Basement: Naomi Schaefer Riley Breaking Out of the Conservative Ghetto  Salient Points

Features Meretricious Metrics Ryan M. McCaffrey '07 Refusing the Judgement of History Christopher B. Lacaria '09

Back Cover Suggested Classes for the Fall

Editor: Brian J. Bolduc '10
Publisher: Roger G. Waite '10
Editor Emeritus: Christopher B. Lacaria '09

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