Local Archives - Page 36 of 38 - Harvard Political Review

Fixing Congress: Buddy Roemer’s $100 Plan

Jenny Ye - March 29, 2011

Campaign finance reform is back in the news. For the first time since the January 2010 ruling of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the...

Weighing In: The Value of a Harvard Education

Andrew Seo - March 28, 2011

The value of a Harvard education and what it means to learn at this educational institution

Blogging Women’s Week: Feminist Coming Out Day 2011

Jenny Ye - March 8, 2011

Last week, one of my male friends told me that one of my female friends was "too intense for a boyfriend." He clarified, "it's...

A Disappointing Discussion of Pluralism

Caroline Cox - March 8, 2011

The Veritas Forum's discussion of pluralism proved disappointing at best.

Liveblogging Eric Cantor at the IOP

Max Novendstern - February 24, 2011

Liveblogging House majority leader Eric Cantor's event at the Institute of Politics.

Weighing In: Likely Letters

Andrew Seo - February 22, 2011

What should be done with Harvard's likely letters.

LIVEBLOG: Harvard Thinks Big 2

Jenny Ye - February 17, 2011

10 all-star professors from diverse fields come together at Sanders Theater for the second Harvard Thinks Big event, because as host Peter Davis '12...

Solving the ROTC Problem: March the Middle Path

Paul Schied - February 17, 2011

Debate over ROTC is fine, but Harvard should at least provide transportation for ROTC students participating at MIT.

An Atheist at Interfaith Week

Jenny Ye - February 9, 2011

Monday marked the second time I have stepped into Memorial Church. As an atheist, I’ve marveled at the beauty of the venue but have had...

Carrots, Donkeys and a Conversation Cut Short

Jenny Ye - February 2, 2011

In a speech on January 27 at Kirkland House, Congressman Jim Cooper (D-TN) offered his view on fixing Congress, but his ideas are unlikely to hold sway with the more traditional Democrats.