NBC News Chief Noah Oppenheim’s Harvard Writings on Women and Sexual Assault Horrify Staffers thedailybeast.com/nbc-news-noah-…
Just found this one also on the Harvard Crimson's website: "Transgender Absurd" 
Noah Oppenheim's college writing about 'Friends': "Who can resist the adventures of Monica, the slightly neurotic and clearly anorexic Friend?" thecrimson.com/article/1997/9…
"What does Amistad teach its audience? Slavery was bad, a terrible crime. Freedom is much better. How does this message translate into grand societal questions?" thecrimson.com/article/1998/1…
From April 1998: "Lesbians want love. In fact, they'd like you to express your adoration by hugging them."
Noah Oppenheim: "Ultimately, affirmative action is a harmful system which diverts attention from America's failure to deal with its problems of public education and poverty." thecrimson.com/article/1998/4…
"There are legitimately held religious hesitations and objections to gay rights, which should be recognized. These are positions which deserve as much respect and tolerance as those of the gay rights movement." thecrimson.com/article/1998/6…
"Selecting an extracurricular at Harvard is like choosing a porn magazine at a newsstand: They all look pretty darn good." thecrimson.com/article/1998/9…
Noah Oppenheim: "We bigots do not object to liberal women speaking at Commencement. We object to a constant parade of liberal women, selected at the expense of the truly exceptional. We do not object to ethnic literature." thecrimson.com/article/1998/1…
"Further, there was a direct relationship between a school's percentage of black students and its social rating. We should not kowtow to the notion that minorities can only feel comfortable in each other's company." thecrimson.com/article/1998/1…
Noah Oppenheim on Hillary Clinton: "It would be better for everyone if, when her husband's term is over, Hillary headed home, got a normal job, sought some counseling and strongly considered getting a divorce." thecrimson.com/article/1999/2…
No comment still from NBC News on Oppenheim's college writings, which have upset network staffers.
