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John A. Cloud
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Life at Harvard-Herzegovina
W e didn't make it through a full academic year without a student group ambushing some Harvard administrator with charges
From 'Poon to Perspective, The Two Sides of a Paradox
A FEIXED TO THE BULLETIN board in the debate office at Regis High School in New York City are two
Preying on Perotians
J uly 11, 1992 should not have been a relaxing day for George Bush. He was running third in the
Kevin Phillips' Boiling Point Is Not so Hot
Last June, Ross Perot became the first independent or third-party candidate in the history of American polling to surpass the
Apple Blasts Media in Speech
Veteran New York Times reporter R.W. Apple Jr. railed against the current state of American journalism last night in a
AN EVENING WITH KNIGHTS IN SHINING DRAG
T hey say it's the Year of the Woman, and, according to Professor Marjorie Garber, "Woman" can apply to a
What They Said in '91 About '92
N ow that it's 1993, it's probably a good time to review all the galactically idiotic things that people in
Sunburned From Media Glare
L ITTLE ROCK, ARK.--Arkansasans and non-Arkansasans have at least one thing in common these days: None of us know how
Ding, Dong, the Witch Is Dead
W hen President-elect Clinton runs for reelection in four years, he will most likely face current Housing and Urban Development
THE IRONIES OF PEROTISM
W e need Perot," Jesse Hubbard says plaintively, "because he can beat the Establishment. He has the money to beat
Bush: Sleeping Scared
WASHINGTON--George Bush's fear is almost palpable. You see it in his eyes, you hear it in the worried tones of
White House Rumors And Roving Reporters
WASHINGTON--IN THE SUMMER of 1979, Jimmy Carter was attacked by a killer bunny. He was fishing near his home in
Shady Elements
W ASHINGTON, D.C.--"They can fight with each other from now till November as far as I'm concerned," Bill Clinton said
Summers of Hate
W hen our class left Harvard," Suzanne R. Garment '67 says, "the country was in a state of urban crisis."
Gates Makes a Strong Defense of Multiculturalism and Afro-American Studies in Latest Collection of Essays
Loose Canons: Notes On the Culture Wars by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Oxford University Press $19.95 "HE SIMPLY DOES NOT
