Volume II August 28, 2006 Number 31
HARVARD SQUARE COMMENTARY
A Political, Social, Literary Journal
Politics
Ernest Cassara
My old Webster defines "axis" in various fields, but, when it comes to the use by George W. Bush...
Jerome Richard
Someone once said that it's not what you don't know, but what you think you know that is not true that hurts you...
Lawrence Velvel
On Wednesday August 23rd The New York Times printed an op ed piece by a University of Wisconsin professor...
• Wilfred Romney's Campaign
for President
• Traitor Joe's - II
• Energy in Massachusetts
• Günter Grass Fesses Up
Everything Else
John Turner
Cape Elizabeth is part of the Maine coast, just south of Portland, that's not as well known as the Bar Harbor region, or Boothbay...
Thoughts of Günter Grass
Find a rhyme for a word and see how it is used in literary context
Neil Turner
Bette Davis was one of those old-fashioned working actresses who took just about any part available until the day she died...
Editor's Panel
John Turner
This week's Economist has an extensive article on the future of newspapers...
John Turner
What do you do if you become convinced that political and social conditions are getting worse and that there's not much anyone can do about it?
Ernest Cassara
Founding Editor
John Turner
Mananging Editor
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