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Asya Troychansky
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A Neglected Department
Blacks typically score lower than whites on standardized tests. But if University President Larry H. Summers were to suggest that
A Tradition of Sexual Safety
At Harvard, traditions are a dime a dozen. Known for its tradition of academic excellence, Harvard is also the home
Adapting the 'F' Word
NEW YORK—Years of usage and co-option have made the “F” word the most demonized in the English language. But I
Why We Need A Women's Center
Last week, the Undergraduate Council passed a proposal to create a women’s center at Hilles; yet, the idea struck a
Men's "Tough Guise"
Last week, in a nauseating New York Times Magazine accolade, Michael Lewis thanked his high school coach for teaching him
A Pet Cause
Regardless of your take on animal rights, there’s no denying that Dan Matthews—the luscious Vice President of the People for
Product Placement in the Crib
Coca-Cola culture is everywhere. Name brands have slithered into most sectors of American society, appearing on TV, radio and as
Summers Receives Child Advocacy Award at NYU
University President Lawrence H. Summers received the Child Advocacy Award from New York University’s (NYU) Child Study Center last Wednesday.
Oxford Scientist Launches Sharp Critique of Religion
Despite the massive costs religion has imposed on human society, it persists because children do not question their parents’ beliefs,
Keeping Up Appearances
Last Friday, Harvard as we know it morphed into the Hahvahd of yore. As first-years’ parents descended on the Yard,
Concilio Latino Hosts Welcome Day
With energy and grace, the dancers of Ballet Folklorico de Aztlan bobbed, tapped and turned to the beat of traditional
