Crimson staff writer
Henry P. Moss IV
Latest Content
I Voted for Harris. Harvard’s Reaction to Her Loss Was an Embarrassment.
In the wake of Election Day, my peers played right into the hands of the right.
It’s Not Massachusetts’ Job to End Legacy Admissions. It’s Harvard’s.
No state should interfere with the core functions of a private university simply because they don’t like how it chooses to operate.
Harvard Needs To Let Its Athletes Cash In
In many cases, Harvard’s prestige is not enough to attract athletic talent.
A Palestine Exception to Consequences
The protesters’ argument that they’re faced with a double standard makes little sense to me — if they broke rules, they should get punished — but, more than that, it’s unclear that they’re being treated unfairly at all.
Dissent: Intellectual Vitality for Me, but Not for Thee
If Harvard is actually serious about intellectual vitality, it must solve the root of the problem first: the school’s political makeup.
The Next Dean of Harvard College Needs To Be Fun
The repeated failures of attempts to impose on the social lives of students offers a lesson to the next dean of the College that they would be wise to heed: Show us you care but don’t overbear.
The Kind of Diversity Harvard Doesn’t Care About
Harvard’s commitment to diversity seems to stop short of ideology.
Alan Garber’s Still an Interim President. That’s a Mistake.
I fail to see any reason to paste an expiration date on a Garber presidency just as it begins.
Randomizing Harvard Housing Was a Huge Mistake
House choice has been made into a bogeyman of self-segregation. That couldn’t be further from the truth.
We’re College Students. Why Don’t We Have Fun?
If we collectively decide to lessen the pressure that we put on ourselves and act our age, would we not be happier? I know I would.
