Post Tagged with: "James McAuley"

Serfs Up! Unpaid Interns and the Culture of Dependence4
Sam Barr / April 26, 2010 12:56 pm

Serfs Up! Unpaid Interns and the Culture of Dependence

I’m posting the column that was scheduled to run in this week’s Harvard Independent… until the issue was canceled. This is an elaboration of my views on the unpaid internship debate, which has been a hot topic on the HPRgument lately. See Max’s initial post and my response. Serfs Up! – Unpaid Interns and the Culture of Dependence The Obama [...]

Do Harvard Students Try to Pass for Poor?1
Sam Barr / March 8, 2010 10:48 am

Do Harvard Students Try to Pass for Poor?

James McAuley asks today in the Harvard Crimson: “What is it with Harvard students and pretending to be poor?” James is a polite guy, so he doesn’t name names. He cites “the more well-moneyed of our peers,” he cites “many affluent students,” he cites “wealthy individuals” and “wealthy peers” and “wealthy Harvard undergraduates.” And he cites people with specific phony [...]

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