Editorials- Page 46

Arise, then, women of this day! Arise all women who have hearts, whether your baptism be of water or of tears! Say firmly: “We…

The survey conducted by the Press and League of Women Voters this month yielded responses from voters that expressed strong opinions on both sides…

Harvard voters sent town officials back to the budget drawing board at the April 1 election, and now the Board of Selectmen, the Finance…

I was awed at my first meeting with Ann Levison—whom I call the legend of the Harvard Post—some months ago. I had heard about…

It was troubling this week how many townspeople were unwilling to be quoted in our small “man-on-the-street” survey about the failed Proposition 2½ override.…

What happened with the override at town election last week was more than a taxpayers’ revolt or a sign of the economic times. It…

Budget-weary and environmentally-aware townspeople heard a lot of discouraging news at Town Meeting about municipal energy use. They heard that the Department of Public…

The idea that the library has to hire monitors to control unruly schoolchildren who spend their after-school hours there is troubling indeed. At the…

The resounding defeat of Article 13, a request to approve up to $500,000 in borrowing to fund a list of capital projects, was a…

In the coming days voters will have two opportunities to make choices that will help shape Harvard’s future, for better or for worse. At…