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Europe

Papal Conclave Bettor's Guide: Part I, Qualifications

Author - February 25, 2013

Zak Lutz on the what it takes to be the leader of the Catholic Church.

Campus

A Few Thoughts on "Can Harvard Women Have It All?"

Author - February 25, 2013

The Harvard Crimson's magazine, FM, published a fascinating article, "Can Harvard Women Have It All?," applying the question posed by Ann-Marie Slaughter in her 2012...

The Short List

Michelle Obama in Pop Culture

Author - February 24, 2013

Michelle Obama just announced the Best Picture at the Oscars from the White House. For those who haven't seen, she has been making the rounds...

The Short List

Can Nate Silver Predict Hollywood?

Author - February 24, 2013

New York Times blogger Nate Silver has released his own forecast for the 85th Academy Awards

The Short List

Welcome to "The Short List"

Author - February 24, 2013

The HPR's latest blog will be your one-stop source for the most scintillating, entertaining, and dynamic political content on the web.

Europe

Italy: Dangers of an Inadequate Electoral System

Author - February 23, 2013

Francesca Annichiarico discusses the flaws of the Italian electoral system

United States

The Know-Nothing Nationalists

Author - February 22, 2013

Why we shouldn't celebrate all brands of American patriotism.

Books & Arts

Voicing Discontent: #YoSoy132 and its Art

Author - February 22, 2013

#YoSoy132 continues its political struggle through artistic expression.

United States

Camelot 2.0? Kennedy and Obama's State of the Union Addresses

Author - February 19, 2013

Barack Obama echoes John F. Kennedy in his State of the Union address, but he resides in quite a different political time.

Middle East

What Israel Can Learn from the Canaanites

Author - February 18, 2013

If Israeli movers and shakers are willing to learn from the Canaanite movement, they can move beyond the paradigm of “fortress Israel”.