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Paul R. Katz
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Annapolis On Campus
American political leaders have rightly painted today’s conference at Annapolis as the greatest hope for Middle East peace since 2000’s
Meteorology, Mercosur-Style
On the list of things I expected to gain a deeper understanding of in Buenos Aires this summer, American history
You: The Magazine
You are really special. You’re smart, you’re pretty, and you’ve got a killer fashion sense. Shouldn’t there be a magazine
Running a Tighter T
Lately, I’ve found myself having to explain that I don’t work for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)—the public corporation
The Final Stretch
EDITOR’S NOTE The Annotations section is meant to convey a smattering of impressions, written by Crimson editors, on a certain
Clinton’s Shame
The dignity of television news was dealt a terrible blow this past Sunday when one of its most sterling outlets,
One Week Later
SMUG JUSTICE The “Opal Mehta” controversy has inspired tremendous outrage among many observers, most of whom have no connection to
No Consent to Notification
In abortion politics, as in any proper American home, father knows best. Unless, of course, he doesn’t know at all.
An Even Bigger Disappointment
There was a time––a recent time, mere weeks ago––when I would have thought myself to be mortal like the rest
An Invalid Contribution
Had the Harvard Salient contributed to public debate when it reprinted four of the 12 controversial cartoons originally published in
Stingy for the Summer
What are you doing next summer?” belongs in the pantheon of questions that Harvard students secretly cannot wait to be
A Big Disappointment
I came to Harvard to be surrounded by some of the world’s brightest young adults. Unfortunately, intellectual distinction is not
Have Pro-Choicers Aborted Ship?
If you’re a pharmacist on a power trip, might I recommend that you consider working at Rite Aid? As a
Cancer Center Gets Joint Grant
The Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center (DF/HCCC) and the University of Massachusetts, Boston, were jointly awarded a $4.3 million grant from the
Honoring Nations Awards 14 Tribal Initiatives
Over $80,000 was awarded last week to 14 Native American tribal initiatives by the Harvard-affiliated Honoring Nations awards program. The
