Books & Arts Archives - Page 19 of 27 - Harvard Political Review

Amongst the Chatter, America Burns

Eli Kozminsky - November 3, 2011

That Used to Be Us by Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum

Understanding Art and Border Smudging

Julia Leitner - November 2, 2011

Raúl Cárdenas Osuna, Torolab, and the art of community intervention in Mexico

Words Are Power

John Pulice - October 31, 2011

How could a man with simply a grammar school’s education go on to be one of the most celebrated authors of all time?

A Weekend To Remember

Melanie Guzman - October 27, 2011

Perhaps we should appreciate that in the midst of our messy, complicated lives we experienced an intimate moment with someone that will impact the way we live.

The Legend, the Vocalist, the Freshman

Mikhaila Fogel - October 25, 2011

An interview with Charlotte McKechnie '15, vocalist and former BBC Young Chorister of the Year

Good Morning America

Lena Bae - October 23, 2011

Jeffrey Sachs on "The Price of Civilization"

Too Big to Fail

Christine Ann Hurd - October 13, 2011

#firstworldproblems With Real Consequences

Yeezy Taught Us

Evan Ribot - October 2, 2011

The College Dropout as the Gold Standard for a Hip Hop Debut

A Show of Interest?

Anne Marie Creighton - September 28, 2011

The only way I can think of improving on that group of three would be to include Joss Whedon, creator of Firefly.

An Explanation for the Madness

admin - September 26, 2011

An example of pop-science gone awry, but suddenly, Harvard’s student body and its predilection to produce leaders seems much more clear.