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Smoking at Harvard

IOP Tobacco Policy Group - April 26, 2011

Harvard needs to better understand why some of its students smoke and how to help them quit/

ROTC Resurging

Samuel Coffin - April 25, 2011

The tenor of the new debate on ROTC speaks a great deal to campus attitudes towards the military, and to campus activism in general. When...

Should We Make Everyone Vote?

Sam Barr - April 19, 2011

Dylan Matthews has a well-meaning but ultimately misguided column in today's Crimson arguing for compulsory voting. Let's start with what Dylan gets right. He is...

Libertarianism and Public Goods: An HPRgument (Part 8)

Adam Kern - April 18, 2011

This is a running argument between conservative Adam Kern and libertarian Sarah Siskind. Previous entries can be found after the jump in reverse...

Libertarianism, Part 1: Introduction – Reasons and Radicality

Christopher Oppermann - April 16, 2011

Libertarian extraordinaire Chris Oppermann leads a road trip. Destination: understanding libertarianism.

Re: David Brooks on Politics, the Brain, and Human Nature

Jenny Ye - April 14, 2011

As part of the 2011 Science & Democracy Lecture Series, NY Times columnist David Brooks delivered a lecture titled “Politics, the Brain, and Human...

Weighing in: Rep. Peter King is a Threat to National Security

Christopher Oppermann - April 14, 2011

Radicalization may be a danger, but Peter King is making it worse.

What Goldstone retraction? Oh, that one.

Yair Rosenberg - April 14, 2011

Defending The Crimson's interpretation of the Goldstone op-ed

Harvard Talks Politics: April 11, 2011

Harvard Talks Politics - April 11, 2011

Harvard Talks Politics is your guide to the most important online political content Harvard has to offer. Don’t have time to pick up a...

Weighing In: Optional Winter Activities Week

Andrew Seo - April 7, 2011

Revisiting Harvard's Optional Winter Activities Week.

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