A Voice for the Unborn Conceived in Rape

By Patrick T. Brennan

On October 23, guest speaker Juda Myers pre­sented a stirring presentation on the issue of abortion in cases of rape and incest at a meet­ing of Harvard Right to Life. Read more

Veritas in Libertate

By Lila E. Nieves-Lee

In today’s world, we are often expected to conform our behaviors and beliefs to fit the politi­cally correct guidelines society has set forth. Read more

‘Conversations’ Undermine Community

By Caitlin E. Carey

After the most selective admissions process in Harvard’s history resulted in the institution’s most diverse freshman class, the faculty de­cided to host a discussion of racism and classism dur­ing Freshmen Opening Days. Read more

High Standards for Harvard Republicans

By Colin J. Motley

Every Republican undergoes an identity crisis upon arriving at Harvard. Read more

In Da Club: Students’ New Dining Option

By Christopher B. Lacaria

Hard economic times have hit Harvard, wreaking havoc upon that once sturdy bulwark of civility on campus, impregnable to the shifting currents of fortune and to fads in academia, style, or taste: the Harvard Faculty Club, which traces its august origins back to the 1930s, amid the university’s golden age. Read more

Losing the Faith of Our Fathers

By Jordan A. Monge

As I strolled through the Yard the other day, rhythmic tones calling people to prayer in Arabic reminded me that Islamic Awareness Week was beginning. Read more

The Pre-Professional Arts

By Patrick T. Brennan

Last week, National Public Radio’s Defense Correspondent and current Nieman Journalism Fellow, Guy Raz, gave a talk sponsored by the Classics department on the practical usefulness of history—specifically classical history—in a variety of careers. Read more

An Open Letter to Dean Fitzsimmons

By Michael W. McLean

To Dean Fitzsimmons and members of the Admissions Committee: Read more

Deconstructing General Education

By Patrick T. Brennan

In a January 27 piece, New York Times columnist David Brooks took up the less-than-Herculean task of criticizing Harvard’s General Education curriculum. Read more

1981: Reagan and the Rise of the Salient

By Ben Cooper ‘83

God created Arrakis to train the faithful,” said the Fremen of their arid world in Frank Herbert’s novel Dune. Read more

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