Word: activists
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...question of apathy as much as having differing experiences and different ideas," says Ian T. Simmons '99, who has been involved in a variety of activist issues both in and out of the College...
...some activist leaders have more strident criticisms of the University and its student body, arguing that Harvard is no longer a place for academic exploration and self-discovery and is rather a stepping stone to a good career...
...with so many overlapping defini- tions of what it means to be an activist, andthe presence of many diverse student groups likeUNITE!, E4A, RAZA and Radcliffe Women's ActionCoalition (RADWAC) which are often pegged asactivist but have different missions, many cite ascattering of time, resources and effectiveness asimpediments to collective action...
Gorke says acknowledging the consequences ofthese differing definitions of activism led himand others to create an activist newsletter calledMuse...
Even critics of Harvard activism acknowledgethe diversity of causes championed by studentactivists and say this diversity clouds theefficacy of activist efforts...