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Jonathan S. Cohn
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Where Idealism and Pragmatism Collide
Robyn M. Minter speaks the language of idealism. When the Leverett House senior talks about campus race relations--the issue she
Sometimes You've Just Gotta Take a Stand
"D ADDY, where were you the night before the war started?" Someday, my kids will ask me that question, just
War Worries
The comparisons were inevitable. As soon as President Bush ordered troops to the Persian Gulf this summer, some critics said
The Rights Worth Fighting For
I T WAS so simple last time around. When former President Ronald Reagan nominated Robert H. Bork to the Supreme
Bush the Bandit and Desperado Dave
I T'S NEAR DUSK as a lanky but ornery-looking bandit strolls into Dodge City. Peering through his bifocals, speaking prudently
Abandoning the Democratic Ship
P RESIDENT Bush may be Washington's most notorious wimp, but these days it looks like the Democratic Party is the
Corporation Names Committee to Advise Search for President
The Harvard Corporation has named six of its own members--along with three other officials--to a search committee aimed at finding
It's Back to Basics in a Show of Old Favorites
No lasers, fireworks or fancy synthesizers. Just a bust of Beethoven and a piano--a real piano. "The problem with a
Appreciate Harvard's Diversity
I really didn't know what to expect when I came to Harvard Summer School in June, 1986. I knew it
Kohl Calls for U.S. Assistance
Invoking the spirit--but only some of the substance--of the Marshall Plan, West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, speaking at Harvard Commencement