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...must a gay person subscribe to the orthodoxies of "queer theory." It's more than a bit silly to view every boy-meets-girl movie or detergent ad featuring a straight couple as a sinister reinforcement of the dominant culture of heterosexism aimed at marginalizing queers. Taken at face value, they're simply expressions of popular culture, where "popular" refers to dominance within the entire population. That many gays see the majoritarian forces that shape this culture as being hostile toward them is certainly interesting, but not necessarily justified, especially considering how popular culture is manufactured. I might as well...
Ethnic studies scholars and activists will have two more years to wait before a professor will fill the first-ever Faculty position facilitated by the Ad Hoc Committee on Ethnic Studies...
...post--approved by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) on Oct. 3--will be the first permanent appointment stemming from the Ad Hoc Committee on Ethnic Studies...
Since the council president is one of only two leaders elected by the student body as a whole, he or she has the mandate to serve as an articulate, informed and effective representative with administrators on issues which are more complex and long-term, such as ad board reform, core reform and Faculty diversity. Hulse has devoted his efforts to larger issues such as reforming the Core, the advising system and the council itself--goals that cannot be achieved by a single representative, but which require many hands, many hours and reliable leadership. We endorse Ben Hulse because...
...like is no choice at all," she fretted. That was 1994, and the enemy was Bill Clinton and his 1,364-page plan to fix the health-care system. Three years after the death of that plan, things have changed so much that today Clinton could run the ad to make his own point. That's because there's a new bogeyman: managed care. "Clinton's bureaucrats aren't any different than managed-care-company bureaucrats," says Republican Representative Charlie Norwood of Georgia...