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...with other men. The ban, implemented in 1990, is a policy imposed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). “I think the decision from the Red Cross is long overdue,” Ryan R. Thoreson ’07, one of the BGLTSA co-chairs, wrote in an e-mail. BGLTSA co-chair Mischa A. Feldstein ’07 said the current restriction is “a needlessly stigmatizing ban that doesn’t make sense.” Thoreson criticized the ban for the message it sends. “I think...
Loui Itoh ’07, co-chair of the policy group and also a Crimson editorial editor, explained how the group came together this time last year with “students who had been somewhat aware of the issue” of sex trafficking and “wanted to advocate a small step towards solving...
Giselle B. Schuetz ’06, also a committee member and former co-chair of Radcliffe Union of Students, also suggested that the center should draw people...
...León added. “People outside the college community are always commenting on how positive and unique these sorts of events are,” said Nicole M. Laws ’06, president of the Association of Black Harvard Women and former co-chair of its Tribute to Black Men. Lumumba B. Seegars ’09, a BMF member and performer at the celebration, pressed the importance of such a forum in a “society focused on the objectification of women...their bodies and not their minds, actions or achievements...
...within East and Southeast Asia. Each conference features discussion and debate on important issues facing business and international relations in the region. “We try to create a forum where students and famous speakers can interact,” said Ken Umeki ’06, executive co-chair of HPAIR. He said he hopes that students will especially cherish their experience living and interacting with delegates from other countries. HPAIR works with a combined budget of up to $500,000 for the two conferences, with a staff of 20 to 30 organizing programs for students, professors...