Word: douthat
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...dark, rectangular wood table instead of a more metaphorically satisfying round setting. The table may have been narrow, but the discussion was broad. Each of the 10 people that crowded around the table’s misshapen edges came from a different point on the political spectrum. Ross Douthat, the stately editor of the Harvard Salient, sat straight and tall on one end of the table, while Gerard McGeary, the clean-cut Campus Outreach Director of the Harvard College Democrats, manned the other end. Sujean Lee—the goddess of the Undergraduate Council herself?...
Julian O. Breece ’03: Contributor, Diversity and DistinctionErnani J. DeAraujo ’03: Speakers Director, Harvard Republican ClubRoss G. Douthat ’02: Editor, Harvard SalientBrandon A. Gayle ’03: President, Black Students AssociationJohn Y. Hsu ’02: Member, Ethnic Studies CoalitionSujean S. Lee ’03: President, Undergraduate CouncilTouissant G. Losier ’04: Secretary, Black Students AssociationTimothy P. McCarthy ’93: Tutor, African-American studies and history and literatureR. Gerard McGeary ’04: Campus Outreach Director, College DemocratsOlamipe I. Okunseinde...
Most columns discuss opinions on issues that affect the student body and beyond—not petty, personal grievances, as expressed by Ross G. Douthat ‘02 (Opinion, “Suzanne Pomey’s Harvard,” Feb. 4). Not only did he display a personal and unprofessional vendetta against Pomey (for her failure to say “hi” to him on the street), but he also made uninformed conclusions regarding her social involvements and her personal relationships with her friends on campus in his comment that, “hardly anyone...
...Ross G. Douthat ’02 is a history and literature concentrator in Quincy House. His column appears on alternate Mondays...
...Ross G. Douthat ’02, a history and literature concentrator in Quincy House, is beginning his fourth (and sadly, final) semester as a Crimson columnist. He plans to continue writing about politics, culture and the virtues of alcohol, and hopes that he entertains as often as he offends. His column will appear on alternate Mondays...