Communism on the High Rise

Progressives commemorate Chinese brutality

By Michael P. H. Stanley

Usually illuminated in white light, the Empire State Building is no stranger to a splash of color now and then to celebrate holidays and special occasions. Read more

Et In Arcadia Ego

The Harvard Shooting Club has been reestablished

By Michael W. McLean

Founded in 1883, the Harvard Shooting Club (HSC) is one of Harvard’s oldest student organizations. Read more

Under the Bus

Judicial desegregation is ineffective

By Roger G. Waite

In high school in Chicago, I sometimes reported on meetings of the Local School Council (LSC) for our school newspa­pers. Read more

The Garden State Needs Pruning

New Jersey must restore good government

By Caitlin E. Carey

November 3 holds the potential for the start of a new era in New Jersey politics. Read more

Battle for Boston

Flaherty is the best choice for mayor

By Maximilian W. Mason

Harvard students may not live in Boston, but they have a vested interested in the outcome of the Boston mayoral election. Read more

ACORN: Enough is Enough

Congressional care for public funds should not require citizen outcry

By Gregory A. DiBella

ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, has received about $53 million in federal funds since 1994. Read more

The Race Card

Supporters of President Obama have one favorite card in the deck

By Dhruv A. Singhal

In both the Joe Wilson fracas and Glenn Beck’s “9-12 Project,” we witness yet again the nation’s two political factions competing for the status of racial victimhood. Read more

Medicare without Taxation

Health care reform must address illegal immigrants

By Yiren Lu

It is indicative of the sad state of our nation’s health care debate that Rep. Joe Wilson’s exclamation “You lie!” is now more famous than what Obama was actually lying about. Read more

Socialism is Not the Answer

Efforts of local idealists are misguided

By Christopher L. Oppermann

It is not necessary to question the good intentions of those in attendance at Harvard’s September 17 meeting of socialists at Phillips Brooks House. Read more

Where Did Those Come From?

Chairs in the Yard detract from Harvard’s ambiance

By Jordan A. Monge

After a summer at home surrounded by the stucco and cement of southern California, I was looking forward to the beautiful Georgian architecture of Harvard College. Read more

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