Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

United States

Here Comes The Sun

Author - October 31, 2014

In the last presidential election, Democrats and Republicans each spent nearly a billion dollars in campaigning. The National Rifle Association, AIPAC, the AARP, and...

United States

No Common Core, No Common Ground: The Battle for Hoosier Education

Author - October 30, 2014

Plagued by partisan battles, Indiana is a microcosm of the national education debate

Interviews

Bret Stephens: WSJ Foreign Affairs Columnist

Author - October 30, 2014

"Objectivity ... can actually distort the truth if each side is not presenting honest views" – Stephens on the media's role in political discourse

Books & Arts

On the Aphorism

Author - October 29, 2014

The aphorism is paradoxical. In a single movement, it performs two acts which betray one another; and thus, the aphorism lies in itself.

Africa

South Africa’s “Corrective Rape” Problem

Author - October 29, 2014

In South Africa, the horrendous crime of “corrective rape” is destroying the lives of lesbian women in the townships.

United States

Feelings and Evidence in the TFA Debate

Author - October 29, 2014

The best evidence we have supports neither the protest nor the zealous support that typically dominates the TFA debate.

HPRgument Posts

Social Media Usage on the Rise for Women and Likely Voters

Author - October 29, 2014

Politics is going viral.

HPRgument Posts

Republican Turnout Likely to be High in Midterm Elections

Author - October 29, 2014

Broad youth disengagement has affected Republicans less than Democrats.

HPRgument Posts

Healthcare is Still on Young Voters' Minds

Author - October 29, 2014

Healthcare is the most important issue to young voters.

HPRgument Posts

Young People Aren't Sure Who to Trust

Author - October 29, 2014

Wariness of politics is a bipartisan phenomenon.