Season’s Greetings From Occupy Harvard
Harvard's "Occu-Elves" deliver lumps of coal to "naughty boys," including the school's former president, Lawrence Summers, and Robert Rubin, two men who helped engineer the economic meltdown.Harvard’s “Occu-Elves” deliver lumps of coal to “naughty boys,” including the school’s former president, Lawrence Summers, and Robert Rubin, two men who helped engineer the economic meltdown.
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