12.17.2003
Lieberman says war has merits on Hardball @ Harvard
The Crimson: "Democratic presidential hopeful Joseph I. Lieberman pronounced his continued support for the war in Iraq and said that the capture of Saddam Hussein will ensure a safer future for America and the world, on a special bonus episode of MSNBC’s 'Hardball: Battle for the White House' last night..."
Online is the last issue of the Crimson. Publication will start up again January 5th.
SEE ALSO: After some protest, President Lawrence Summers adds students to an advisory board studying undergraduate life in Allston.
Crimson columnist Michael Broukhim writes about "rocking the debt," adding, "While only 17 percent of eligible 18-29 year old voters actually turned out at the polls on Election Day 2000, it is far too easy to simply write off this generation as apathetic and dispassionate. Their volunteerism indicates otherwise; a study by the National Association of Secretaries of State shows that youth community service is at record levels and rising."
Online is the last issue of the Crimson. Publication will start up again January 5th.
SEE ALSO: After some protest, President Lawrence Summers adds students to an advisory board studying undergraduate life in Allston.
Crimson columnist Michael Broukhim writes about "rocking the debt," adding, "While only 17 percent of eligible 18-29 year old voters actually turned out at the polls on Election Day 2000, it is far too easy to simply write off this generation as apathetic and dispassionate. Their volunteerism indicates otherwise; a study by the National Association of Secretaries of State shows that youth community service is at record levels and rising."
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