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Optimism After Sensationalism

Author - June 30, 2013

In the first of a series of articles analyzing the recent Supreme Court decisions, HPR staff writer Matt Weinstein considers the Court's decision in Shelby County v. Holder and the political aftermath.

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America: Eat Your Fiber!

Author - June 30, 2013

Google Fiber is making America's telecom industry more competitive and is fast-forwarding shifts in entertainment delivery.

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Fat Rights at a Crossroads

Author - June 30, 2013

How will history see the Fat Rights movement?

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On Tuesday, the Senate Failed

Author - June 29, 2013

Senate Democrats abandoned their union supporters on Tuesday by confirming Penny Pritzker as Commerce Secretary.

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The Failed Farm Bill: An Accidental Victory

Author - June 29, 2013

Congress fortunately failed to pass the farm bill; unfortunately, they opposed the bill for the wrong reasons.

Campus

How Red are the Crimson?

Author - June 26, 2013

Have Harvard students become more moderate over the years? If so, how far have they drifted?

Features

The Inadvertent Inheritors of the Moon and Stars: Accidental Presidents and the Vice Presidency

Author - June 25, 2013

Understanding the leadership strategies of accidental Presidents

Features

Defining Our Own Lives: The Racial, Gendered, and Postcolonial Experience of Black Women in the Netherlands

Author - June 25, 2013

Postcolonial migrants' collective identity transformation

Features

Defying Dependency: State, Regime, and Industrialization in Taiwan and Puerto Rico

Author - June 25, 2013

Taiwan's and Puerto Rico's diverging paths, 1970s-present

Features

Defense Retrenchment in Europe: The Advantages of a Collaborative Response to Relative Decline and Economic Crisis

Author - June 25, 2013

Responding to economic crisis and relative decline