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...entitled “Intersectionality: Moving Women’s Health Research and Policy Forward,” which she likened to an “Intersectionality for Dummies” guide for health researchers, scholars, and policy makers who want to apply the paradigm to their work. Candance B. Samuel ’12, who attended the event, said that she enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about the research process. “It’s helped me connect the dots more with what I’m learning in school and as it applies to actual...
...feminist. After the male politicians and military officers ignore her initial pleas for peace between Athens and Sparta, she persuades the Athenian women to lock themselves up in Acropolis. But first, the lights dimmed as the men and women engaged in ninja-style combat. Points go to Ismenia (Vanessa B. Koo ’12) for enthusiastically engaging in the choreography as a housewife with an undercurrent of almost rabid aggression—even while wearing a pleated mini skirt. After a couple weeks of the sexual siege, the Athenian men, frustrated and tired of walking around with an erection?...
...feel like a movie star because there’s a line of people waiting to give you high fives.” Bronwen B. O’Herin ’12 said. “The kids [on the sidelines] are adorable—they hand out orange slices...
...were really pleased with our seventh-place effort.”Palmer skippered all 16 races of the A division, while senior Lauren Brants and sophomore Teddy Himler split time as crew. The Crimson earned a third-place finish in that division of racing.In the B division, Harvard placed ninth overall, as Himler and senior Jon Garrity shared skippering duties, with sophomores Grace Charles, John Stokes, and Quincy Bock taking turns as crew.“Teddy did a great job this weekend, contributing to both boats’ efforts this weekend,” Palmer said.Boston College took home...
...You’d think that everyone would be happy that there are people who want to teach and help students learn.” Stutman also raised the concern that the short-term TFA recruits will be displacing union members who are better qualified. Elizabeth B. Hadaway ’09, another TFA recruit, said, “I’m not sure why being a teacher for a long time is inherently a priority over being a good teacher. I think TFA prides itself on its model of no excuses and significant gains.” Stutman...