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  • Finally, Mr. President 8

    Editorials | By The Crimson Staff 5 days ago

    Although it is terribly unfortunate that the president ever chose to feign opposition to marriage equality, it is nevertheless extremely heartening that, as of Wednesday, the president of the United States of America, for the first time in history, supports true equality for gay Americans.

  • A Harmful Habit 7

    Editorials | By The Crimson Staff 7 days ago

    Illicit Adderall use should be regarded a serious problem on campus, one that carries the potential for serious widespread abuse.

  • Benign Growth? 2

    Editorials | By The Crimson Staff 9 days ago

    Extending the role of the Harvard administration is not necessarily a bad thing.

  • The Good, Yours and Mine 10

    Columns | By Dylan R. Matthews 5 days ago

    What worries me is that I think Harvard students have convinced ourselves that we have such a theory, one that exculpates us from sacrifice while leaving us convinced that we are doing the right thing. We call it “meritocracy.”

  • The Young Obama 9

    Columns | By Ari R. Hoffman 5 days ago

    On Wednesday, President Obama did one of the most courageous things I have ever seen a president do; on the eve of a hotly contested election to be decided by a few swing states, he declared his personal support for gay marriage.

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  • Funding Harvard More Fairly 12

    By The Crimson Staff April 16, 2012

    By incorporating a social choice fund into the management of our university’s endowment, the Harvard Management Company would send a positive signal to donors, the campus community, and the public at large.

  • Engineering a Curriculum 1

    By The Crimson Staff April 17, 2012

    We are glad to see SEAS taking concrete steps to actualize its plans to expand Harvard’s engineering program.

  • Keep the League 2

    By The Crimson Staff April 18, 2012

    Currently, the Ivy League is the only conference with an automatic bid to the NCAA that determines its representative via the regular season championship rather than using a playoff tournament.