Crimson staff writer
Caleb J. Esrig
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Silent No Longer
This week is the annual Israeli Apartheid Week run by the Harvard College Palestine Solidarity Committee. For the past few years, we have watched it with dismay.
In Defense of Truth
As the oldest and most prominent institution of higher education in the United States, Harvard has a unique responsibility to defend truth and the pursuit of it.
From Bacow, a Lesson for the Nation
The U.S. might be turning its back now on the parents of a future Harvard president. It might be ending his or her story before it begins. Trump should be watching.
Better Brain Break for a Better Harvard
House dining halls are open for the duration of the night. They are expansive common spaces, ripe for the fostering of collaboration and cohesiveness. Yet they lack the bustle they should have.
Save Our Time
In sum, everything will get harder. Those lunch plans with friends? Try juggling staggered 75 minute class blocks at random times. Even students in SEAS will see little benefit.
The Next Step for the Housing System
By creating a community early on, a freshman-inclusive House system will discourage students from filling the void with exclusive single-gender organizations.
