Op Eds
All in a Name
Thankfully, the Obama administration—the same administration, it should be said, that strongly disapproves of Israeli settlement expansion and that gave the world the now-famous “Cairo Speech” this past June—seems to recognize the report for what it is: age-old anti-Israel bias couched in apparent UN objectivity.
The People’s Vote
On a cold night in November 2008, the cheers of almost a quarter of a million people echoed around Grant ...
Intimidation at Work
Harvard University cannot tolerate discrimination and the intimidation of its workers.
Speak Your Mind
As students pore over the online Courses of Instruction, incoming freshmen must puzzle through Harvard’s newly improved answer to the
Teamwork Healthcare
CHICAGO, Ill. – It’s a buzz word, its hot right now—but, what does it really mean? What does public health actually look like?
Hey, Your Future Is Over
<p>The phone call came in the middle of March.With the bulk of senior year behind me, and the distance between the present and the future shrinking by the day, I readied myself for a call like this, double-checking the red phone in our room, clearing hours for uninterrupted waiting-by-the-phone time.</p>
The Adhan at Harvard
Two weeks ago, the Islamic call to prayer, or adhan in Arabic, was broadcast from the steps of Widener Library
Castro: A Legacy of Myths
As Cuban-Americans, we submit our reflections on the last half-century in Cuba, in light of the resignation of Fidel Castro.
A Day For Human Rights
Dec. 10 is internationally recognized as a day to salute those around the world who struggle to defend, protect, and
