Letters
To the Editor: More Proof of Harvard’s Ideological Conformity
By dismissing the Republican Party as a threat to truth, Risse ironically epitomizes the very problem he laments: the monopolization of “truth” by an elite, self-righteous left.
To the Editor: With Trump’s Election, Our Classmates Are Terrified for a Reason
Many of our now vulnerable classmates are living in fear that Trump’s next victims might not be a distant Haitian community in Ohio, but their LGBTQ+ friends or a cousin with a complicated pregnancy. And they will look at those on campus who gleefully cheer their impending hardship not just with anger, but terror.
To the Editor: Hillel Welcomes Critical Dialogue, Not Bigoted Protest
Hillel draws one very simple line in terms of acceptable forms of Judaism: One person’s expression of Judaism cannot deny another’s.
To the Editor: Harvard Conservatives Owe You Nothing
Until the administration finally commits itself to delivering the education we deserve, we will continue to pursue it ourselves, without regard for the Editorial Board’s opinions.
To the Editor: Harvard’s Institute of Politics Will Remain Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan dialogues are critical to moving our country forward.
I Lead Harvard Hillel. Attacks on Our Work Only Hurt Jewish Life.
Most disappointing about the open letter was the author’s sheer hypocrisy when discussing our Jewish community’s challenges.
I’m a Psychiatrist. The Crimson’s Got Its Psychedelics Coverage Wrong.
The Harvard Medical School ecosystem includes hundreds of psychiatrists, psychologists, and other mental health experts who could offer informed perspectives on both sides of this important debate, rather than relying on outdated anti-drug stigma or oversimplified rhetoric.
The School of Public Health’s Palestine Program is Complicit in Discrimination
The Crimson’s Oct. 11 report about the controversy over the Harvard School of Public Health’s collaboration with Birzeit University missed the central aspect of the dilemma.
I Published Nasser Abu Srour’s Book. His Story is Valuable.
As the publisher of The Tale of a Wall: Reflections on the Meaning of Hope and Freedom, I want to add that I researched as best I could the circumstances that led to Abu Srour’s sentence of life in prison without parole.
I Fought Khurana’s Final Club Sanctions. I Won’t Remember Him Fondly.
Khurana apparently felt that it was Harvard’s (and his) business to decide how and with whom undergraduates spent their social time. I won’t remember him fondly.
To The Editor: On Antisemitism in the Democracy Center Debacle
MEOR is an organization that is focused not on a political agenda, but a Jewish one. We care about Israel and always will. This doesn’t mean we should be erased.
From the Leadership of CAFH: Don’t Punish Faculty Speech
We strongly reject Dean Bobo’s arguments as clear infringements on academic freedom.
A Letter from the 2024 Class Marshals
“In short, the Class of 2024 will depart from Cambridge having created an enduring and unforgettable impact on the culture, social life, and trajectory of the University.”
To the Editor: On the Harvard Yard Encampment’s Disruptions
Letters to the Editor respond directly and explicitly to either an opinion piece recently published on the Editorial page or to The Crimson’s manner of coverage within any section of the newspaper.
To the Editor: On the Suspension of the PSC
We write to take issue with the Editorial Board’s Tues., April 23 staff editorial titled “By Suspending the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Harvard Guarantees Chaos.”
