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...came back to win our first match [against Miami]. It was great to see us come back here to win this match and win early in our doubles [partnership].” However, that was all of the offense that Harvard mustered, with junior Vilsa Curto, also a Crimson editor, and freshman Elizabeth Brook falling 8-2 to give the doubles point to the Golden Panthers. “FIU’s squad is perhaps the best they have had,” Graham wrote in an e-mail, “currently ranked No. 27, and for good...
...need to throw “Fuck the Man!” parties—any more than men today feel a need to throw male-empowering “Fuck Women!” ones (although I suppose one might count final club parties among the latter). [see editor's note below...
Justine R. Lescroart ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a English and American literature and language concentrator in Quincy House...
...Cathy Young, a former editor of Reason Magazine, puts it, “40 percent of Americans do not belong to a church and do not consider religion a very important part of their lives.” Even more strikingly, a 2001 comprehensive poll of over 50,000 Americans found that the number of secular Americans has more than doubled to 29.4 million since 1990, and now exceeds the number of Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and Buddhists combined. In fact, nonreligious or secular Americans outnumber adherents of every religion but Christianity. And the number of Christians is falling: Even...
...broader secularization of America, it seems likely that this reflects specific connotations of the word “atheist” rather than general loathing of non-theists. In other words, despite the ardent efforts of blogs like “Faithful Democrats” (which features Crimson editorial editor Loui Itoh ’07), Democrats are not doomed by obstinately ignoring the burning bush...