Volume III January 1, 2007 Number 1
HARVARD SQUARE COMMENTARY
A Political, Social, Literary Journal
Politics
Ernest Cassara
By jolly, I realized the other day that our HSC has been in cyberspace since October 2003...
• Non-Relational
• Remembrance
• Overdue Voices
• State Killing
• Letters
• Incredible or Incredulous?
• Monied Friends
Everything Else
John Turner
About seventy-five miles east of Los Angeles, along Interstate 10, one comes on fields of giant windmills, more windmills than I have seen anywhere else in the world...
Thoughts of new years and resolutions
Once again, the Washington Post has published the winning submissions to its yearly neologism contest...
The world's largest online safety
and help group
Neil Turner
This film has everything - unique locations - lovable, quirky characters - a heartfelt story - honest, understated directing - superior acting...
Editor's Panel
John Turner
This is the first number of a new volume of the Harvard Square Commentary and with it comes increased wondering about what the good of all these electronically transmitted words might be...
John Turner
A headline in the Burlington Free Press yesterday proclaimed: "Americans See Gloom, Doom in 2007." I must say, if that's the public mood, I'm, for once, in line with it...
Ernest Cassara
Founding Editor
John Turner
Managing Editor
Neil Turner
Technical Editor
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