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This is the first Queer Harvard Month, Aceituno said. In the past, the BGLTSA has sponsored a BGLAD week with tabling at the houses, a dance and a number of discussions. The acronym stands for Gay and Lesbian Awareness...
...organized groups to have political and social events like poetry readings, a five speaker symposium and Bisexual Gay and Lesbian Awareness Days, (BGLAD) in April," she adds...
...visibility of events like BGLAD are important in helping students feel more comfortable as members of the gay community. And they send a signal of acceptance to students who are thinking of coming out of the closet, Croes says...
...besmirch any of your other fine journalists, but we must openly denounce both David B. Lat individually and The Crimson in general for some very wrong-headed editorial judgement. We were appalled at the BGLAD editorial ("A New Way To Love," column, April 4, 1995) by Mr. Lat from whom we have come to expect hard-nosed, objective reportage, free of the liberal bias plaguing the majority of his colleagues. In one stroke Lat betrayed his formerly clear-minded and salient perspective. If this is some kind of joke, it is a rude and tasteless affront to common decency...
...surprised and dismayed that Lat was distracted from the national treasures and heady atmosphere of London--the land our ancestors call home--by the approach of the dubious BGLAD week. And while we are hardly literary scholars, we cannot help but refute his advocacy of the literary significance of lesbians. Gertrude Stein, Dorothy Allison and Adrienne Rich are not good writers. Perhaps Mr. Lat thinks that with this new attitude he can curry favor with The Crimson's liberal readership. Think again, Lat! Waffling of this sort, or "Pulling a Clinton," will only serve to alienate those...