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Herschbach, who is a member of the Ad Board, says she considers Lewis’ work on it one of his major accomplishments, particularly with regard to the recent change in sexual assault policy...
...much-talked-about “Rally for Justice,” about 350 students protest outside University Hall as the Faculty votes to dismiss D. Drew Douglas, Class of 2000, who pled guilty in the fall to charges of indecent assault and battery. The protest, organized by the Coalition Against Sexual Violence, the Living Wage Campaign and Students Against Sweatshops, also called for a stronger University stance against sweatshop labor, alleging that some apparel manufactured with the Harvard name was produced by companies using sweatshops, in addition to advocating for a minimum living wage for Harvard employees...
...biggest news stories to come out of the 1998-1999 school year was the increase in student activism on a number of issues. The Living Wage Campaign agitated for higher wages for Harvard employees, the Coalition Against Sexual Violence condemned the College’s policies concerning sexual assault as insufficient and unfair, and Students Against Sweatshops protested Harvard’s use of factories with poor labor conditions in the production of apparel with the Harvard name. In March 1999, these three groups came together for a “Rally for Justice.” Various other incidents...
...rally to protest the change in Harvard’s handling of sexual assault policies, speakers repeated one phrase—“rape happens at Harvard...
...College recently abdicated responsibility for judging rape cases before the Ad Board. Given the Ad Board’s horrific track record on issues pertaining to sexual assault and inherently flawed judicial process, this change might not be a bad thing. But the College failed to replace the Ad Board with a more comprehensive support system, making Harvard an even more difficult place for victims of sexual assault...