HARVARD SQUARE COMMENTARY
A Political, Social, Literary Journal
Politics
Ernest Cassara
The United States, as I have remarked before, is fond of fighting wars - on liquor (in the days of Prohibition), poverty (in the days of LBJ), drugs, smoking, and, of course, terrorism...
• An Earlier Flu Pandemic
• The Unpatriotic Patriot Act
• Secretary Rumsfeld News Conference
• State Department Annual Human
Rights Report
• The Loch Ness Monster Rears Its
Head Again!
• If You Thought the Cheney Jokes
Had Subsided!
• What Do They Need to Know?
• Ancient History?
• The Power of Reputation
• Intellectual Corruption
• Hysteria Unleashed
Everything Else
Reviewed by Jerome Richard
What is behind death's door? Speculation has been endless...
Tom Absher
Early in the 1960s I declared to my draft board that I was a Conscientious Objector and they...
You think English is easy?
"Expert Help" from a HMO
Thoughts of V.Hugo, W.Golding, M.Beerbohm, and M.Twain
Neil Turner
I love a good old-fashioned mystery / thriller and Half Light deliciously qualifies as one...
Comments upon The Academy Awards, 24, Painkiller Jane, Bones, CSI, Real Time and a Cockney Gecko
Volume II March 13, 2006 Number 8
Editor's Panel
At the Johnson Society last week we talked about death, a gloomy subject you might say...
I wish everyone could read Michael Specter's article in the March 13th New Yorker, titled "Political Science: The Bush Administration's War on the Laboratory."...
Ernest Cassara
Founding Editor
John Turner
Mananging Editor
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