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...think about the view that women bring to the table and the fact that we make up about 50 percent of the population, that gap is quite large,” said Kristin E. Blagg ’08, one of the writers of the report and a co-chair of the policy group...
...same-sex marriage is no different than marriage between a man and a woman.” Much of the Harvard student body also received the news warmly. “I’m really excited,” said Michelle C. Kellaway ’10, co-chair of the Harvard-Radcliffe Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance. “I think that California and Massachusetts were the most obvious states to legalize marriage first, but the more steps we take just add to the momentum,” she said. Clayton W. Brooks...
Dunster House HoCo co-chair Jeffrey C. Holder ’09 said that he will discuss the matter with the House masters in a meeting today...
...added that she views the council’s role as addressing sweeping matters, while individual groups are typically responsible for initiating one-on-one contact.“The council is a great conduit for interfaith dialogue,” said Catholic Student Association (CSA) co-chair of interfaith and ecumenical outreach Matthew P. Cavedon ’11, who also noted an upcoming event between CSA and Hillel. “We hold our faiths very near and dear to our hearts. Anytime we share our most deeply held beliefs with others, that’s beneficial...
...importance, and 79 percent said that it was the most personally relevant issue. “This is the first time since before 9/11 that young people have said that the economy is the most important [issue],” said Jonathan S. Gould ’10, student co-chair of the IOP Survey Group, who helped formulate the poll’s questions and analyze the data. Gould added that the results, which were first presented at a Washington, D.C. press conference last week, have since been sent to the presidential campaigns of Clinton, Obama, and presumptive Republican...