Live Blog: A Conversation with Peter Thiel and Niall Ferguson
HPR reports from a JFK Jr. Forum event with the PayPal co-founder and early Facebook investor.
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A Rejected Letter to the Editor of the Crimson
The authors of a recent Op-Ed are unfit for academic impartiality and are poisoning the purity of our discourse.
Taking a Hike
Recruiting season comes every year at Harvard. In fact, I think it might come twice a year. Truth be told, I don’t really know when recruiting season is. There comes a day every autumn and/or spring when, strolling down Plympton Street at dusk, I see an army of well-dressed undergraduates hurrying past me into the New England night, and I [...]
The Art of Life
When I first opened The Art of Fielding, an American novel that happens to be about baseball (and that happens to have been written by a Harvard alum, Chad Harbach), it was 2 A.M. in the middle of a school week, during what Shakespeare might have called a “long, dark night of the soul,” if Shakespeare had cared about the [...]
Harvard Exceptionalism?
The case against holding ourselves to a higher standard when it comes to awards such as the Marshall and Rhodes Scholarships
Mississippi 26 and Public Opinion on Abortion
Pro-life advocates pushing for a controversial definition are doing harm to their own cause.
Afghanistan in the Media
Media coverage of, interest in, and justification for America's longest-running war.
HPR Podcast: Occupy
Answering questions on the Occupy movement and what it means for protest, the national dialogue, and our generation.
