Cambridge Common: blogs at Harvard...

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Tuesday, May 03, 2005

blogs at Harvard...

So, since the idea of the blogosphere (or whatever the hell you want to call it) is to expand the dialogue, I was wondering if people knew of other political (or other forms of non-diary commentary) blogs at Harvard. For starters, I have two: the College Democrats Official Blog, which is basically a series of posted articles on national politics with a paragraph or two of thoughts, and Bikinipolitics.com, a conservative blog kept by a fellow junior political junkie.

Any others?

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