True Love Revolution Teaches Sex Ed

Physician warns students about dangers of premarital sex

By Megan M. Palos

On November 13, Harvard’s True Love Revolution hosted Dr. John Diggs, a noted physician, for “Sex Ed: The Sequel…What They Didn’t Tell You.” Read more

The Death of Rhetoric

Talking points and sound bites have corrupted American oratory

By Patrick T. Brennan

On November 4, along with millions of other Americans, I watched President-Elect Barack Obama’s victory speech. Read more

George W. Bush’s Legacy

The president’s foreign policy will be remembered kindly

By Peyton R. Miller

In his 2000 presidential campaign, George W. Bush stressed the need for the government to help the poor help themselves as part of an outlook he termed “compassionate conservatism.” Read more

A Mighty Fortress

On his 525th birthday, Martin Luther’s influence is still strong

By Rachel L. Wagley

When Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, on Halloween in 1517, he hoped that his words would inspire reaction—though he was not so concerned with selling tickets like the plethora of “Prisoner of Azkajam” flyers. Read more

Palin Power

Sarah Palin could be the Republican Party’s new leader

By Jordan A. Monge

After Senator John McCain’s loss on November 4, Republicans cleaved into two sects: those who pin the problems of the party on Sarah Palin and those who rally behind her as the GOP’s salvation. Read more

Primary Problem

Republicans must back a truly conservative candidate in 2012

By Jamin A. Dowdy

While most conservatives knew we were making a mistake by nominating John McCain, we had no idea we would lose this badly. Read more

Giving Thanks for Dual Citizenship

By Roger G. Waite

I am no fan of judicial activism, but I more than willing to admit when it has done me a good turn. Read more

Giving Thanks for Culturally-Sustainable Food

By P. Justin Rossi

In a few short days, many of us will take a brief hiatus from the rigors and recreation of college life to visit hearth and home—to rejoin our families and to celebrate that quintessential of American holidays, Thanksgiving. Read more

Giving Thanks for Baroque Art

By Christopher B. Lacaria 

Before the election, a friend pointed out to me that Barack Obama’s first name sounds almost identical to the British pronunciation of “Baroque.” Read more

Giving Thanks for an End to this Endless Campaign

By Christopher W. Jensen

Since I am one of the few conservatives at Harvard, a lot of people asked me how I felt about the election. Read more

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