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...part of an effort to help ease the financial burden placed on rape crisis centers by the recent sharp decrease in funding for the them in Massachusetts, the Harvard Coalition Against Sexual Violence (CASV) is sponsoring an art show titled “Art of Survival: Dealing with Sexual Violence...
...purpose of the exhibit, according to curators Ariel R. Westerman ’07 and Anna F. Ludwig ’04, is spiritual as well as financial. CASV hopes the show will raise awareness of sexual violence and spark discussions about it on campus, especially in light of recent events...
Ironically, the loudest arguments posed against letting Harvard let the outside world handle matters emanate not from shadowy administrators, but from students themselves. In this instance, well-intentioned individuals such as those of the Coalition Against Sexual Violence (CASV) have argued time and time again against instituting the judicial safeguards that make state courts relatively fair and the Ad Board unfair. CASV has argued, among other things, against a standard of “independent corroborating evidence” to prompt an Ad Board investigation—something former Dean Harry R. Lewis nonetheless instituted?...
...Mansfield, there’s not enough “courting, tension and excitement” between the sexes. While Mansfield chastely calls for “yearning,” members of the Coalition Against Sexual Violence (CASV) are rallying for fairness. In a new poster campaign premiering next semester, CASV argues that “yearning” and “excitement” go hand in hand with the kind of informal interactions so frequent these days—especially when these interactions involve consent. One tentative slogan, “Consent is Sexy?...
Alisha Johnson, a member of the CASV Board, points out how rare it is for men to expect consent. “Guys rarely even take the time to find out if a girl is enjoying what’s going on, let alone taking the time to find out if [initially] she actually wants to do something.” The point, basically, is that everyone should be checking up on each other, because sometimes partners can act selfishly. “[Consent shows] that you’re not just thinking about yourself, but also about your partner...