A meaningful dialogue about abortion cannot take place if abortion advocates persist in misrepresenting the facts.
Melissa R. Moschella '02
March 13, 2000
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The writer is president of Harvard Right to Life.
Harvard Should Adopt Yale Blocking System
Residential "blocking" strikes me as a lousy system for arranging students--whether in groups of eight, 16, or any other (Editorial, March 12). Instead, I suggest that the College consider an approach that has worked well for my alma mater, Yale: Assign first-years to Houses before they arrive in September and group them in the Yard so that, for instance, Eliot first-years are assigned to Matthews and so on.
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