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...BOND co-chairs Michael J. Chiappa ’05 and Patrick S. Kelley ’05 hope to co-sponsor an event with senior bar next year, but want to change the way it is advertised...
...biggest change that takes place when you live with gay men is the way you learn to see things that other people can’t see below the surface. I’ve stood, awkwardly holding a sad excuse for a margarita in the corner of a crowded BOND party, the organization that serves as a much more subtle and somewhat undercover version of the BGLTSA. I remember running my eyes through the room and wondering just how many of these Harvard men only expressed their gayness secretly within the confines of BOND. Even when I decided to publish...
...last Wednesday in April, the class of 2003 inaugurated “gay senior bar,” an event co-sponsored by the senior class committee and BOND, a social group for, according to the group’s website, the non-exclusively-heterosexual members of the Harvard community...
...BOND co-chair Justin Ocean ’03 came up with the idea and worked with senior bar coordinator Brian J. Hayes ’03 to organize the evening. Hayes says that the senior class committee thought Ocean’s suggestion would help diversify the traditional senior bar lineup. “The senior class committee is very receptive to what people in the class want to see,” he says. “Club Café seemed like a good choice...
Despite this support from the senior class committee, the crowd at Club Café was perhaps a little too exclusively non-exclusive. Though the event was advertised through the senior bar and BOND e-mail lists, relatively few people made the trek into Boston. “It was a pretty low turnout, maybe 10 to 15 people,” says Lee-Sean Huang ’03, who attended the event. “But for the people that went, I think it was a chill time...