Emma Sky
Former advisor to General Raymond Odierno discusses the Middle East
Articles By: Henry Shull 
Henry Shull is the Business Manager for the HPR. In addition to planning the HPR's takeover of The Economist, Henry has written for the magazine since his freshman fall. He is interested in public policy (especially its oft-neglected aspects), the media, and the role of diplomacy in resolving conflict. His political stance is moderately liberal Republican. In January 2011, Henry began blogging for the HPRgument on U.S. electoral politics. Henry hails from the Middle West, a region of the United States between New York and LA. He is now a sophomore, concentrating in history and recovering from biology. He is also active in the IOP's Citizenship Tutoring program, and loves Friday tea and cookies with his IOP friends.
Decision 2012: Handicapping the Hopefuls with Danny Hayes
In January, I talked to Professor Danny Hayes at the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University’s School of Public Affairs about prospects for the primary and general presidential elections in 2012. We discussed potential Republican candidates, factors that will affect the outcomes of these elections, and even who might be our next president. Professor Hayes pointed out ... Read More
Obama’s Blank Check
The tone of America’s national security policy has changed, but the substance is similar
Absolutely Not Fabulous
Goldman Sachs has been making headlines (again) after charges were filed by the SEC alleging that the company sold a financial product whose components were decided on in part by Paulson & Co., a company who made bets in a hedge fund that the product would see losses, without disclosing this to investors and thereby creating a conflict of interest. ... Read More
Paper and Ink (Online)
As the business manager of a print publication, I can’t help but jump into a discussion about the issues raised in Jeffrey Kalmus’s article in the most recent issue of the HPR about the decision by the New York Times to charge for online content. Two experiences last week stirred my thinking about the economics of print journalism. The first ... Read More
High Crimes
America and her drug problem
