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Erin B. Ashwell '02 is a government concentrator in Eliot House. She will write political commentary drawn from two summers spent in Washington, D.C., as well as her experience co-chairing a national survey of college students' attitudes towards politics and public service. Her column will appear on alternate Wednesdays...
Meredith B. Osborn '02, a returning columnist and social studies concentrator in Leverett House, is deputy editorial chair of The Crimson. She missed "Dawson's Creek" to write this bio for you, and for her, that passes for dedication. When not angering her family by writing about her dead relatives, she happily addresses less controversial topics, like Senator Clinton and final clubs. She will be writing about Harvard politics and politics at Harvard every other Friday...
...said he looks forward to the opportunity to begin teaching now that his political career is over, and that the position will give him time to "write and reflect" on his areas of academic interest...
...Republicans can't afford to leave any more votes behind. What the razor-thin national margin showed was that every vote counts. Bush cannot write off the black vote, a growing political force in Florida (back voters made up 15 percent of the total vote in 2000, compared to only 10 percent four years before) if he wants to stay in office four years from...
...Which brings us to the way the government spends the money it does. The folks who really write the tax code and the budget - lobbyists, corporations - already get bushels of perks, loopholes and other tax relief, and when it comes to getting more, they're still way ahead of the rest of us in line. If politicians can buy off the voters with, say, $500 a year, we'll never even get in the store, and they'll never get around to cleaning up the $500 billion federal bdget...