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tions of what it means to be an activist, and the presence of many diverse student groups like UNITE!, E4A, RAZA and Radcliffe Women's Action Coalition (RADWAC) which are often pegged as activist but have different missions, many cite a scattering of time, resources and effectiveness as impediments to collective action...
...with so many overlapping defini- tions of what it means to be an activist, andthe presence of many diverse student groups likeUNITE!, E4A, RAZA and Radcliffe Women's ActionCoalition (RADWAC) which are often pegged asactivist but have different missions, many cite ascattering of time, resources and effectiveness asimpediments to collective action...
With its elegant atmosphere and state-of-the-art technology, many undergraduates say Langdell's only negative aspect is its early closing time--midnight. Some undergraduates also cite the inconvenient location of Langdell as a drawback...
...cite Fenway's small size, cramped seats, meager parking, lack of luxury suites and outdated facilities to justify the proposed departure--all uncontestable claims. Fenway's comically slender seats are comfortable for only the sveltest Sox fans, and tickets are often hard to come by, especially in the summer, and especially for games against the hated Yankees. The wise spectator learned long ago to take the T, and the rich one learned he might have to brush up against the commoners...
...true nationally that women are a minority in most natural science fields other than life sciences, but Harvard's record in this respect seems worse than those of many similar or competing institutions. The figures you cite for concentrators in various science departments are similar to or slightly smaller than the proportions of baccalaureate degrees granted in those fields nationally; all science fields, everywhere, lose concentrators before graduation. Although it therefore appears that Harvard produces a smaller percentage of female science majors than the national average, that conclusion probably isn't quite accurate. Rather, any such deficiency is most likely...