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Livingston Zug

1 Articles
Culture

Lessons of Hope in the Face of Despair: A Review of Chloe Dalton’s “Raising Hare”

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“Raising Hare” is, above all, a reminder that personal growth proceeds at a mysterious pace outside of our control. Who can say how I might be changed tomorrow, what I might learn and discover, or what I could do with a little more love and patience?
United States

Abundant Criticism: The Promises and Pitfalls of Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s Abundance Agenda

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As Democrats cast about for a unifying message, three warnings should be considered before wholeheartedly recommending the “Abundance” agenda.
Local

Harvard Needs More Conservatives

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The problem may be less about who feels comfortable sharing their opinion and more about who is around to share an opinion at all.
Culture

Ardor et Stabilitas: Latin in U.S. Universities and Secondary Schools

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The classics will thrive as long as students and teachers are emotionally invested in them — and there is no shortage of emotional investment.
Culture

Classics Are at a Crossroads

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The classics are at once beautiful paeans to humanity and an inspiration for Mussolini, and this is not justification for their relegation or promotion. Nonetheless, as with many books in recent years, the classics have also become politicized.

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