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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...case? Shouldn't race or gender be irrelevant as long as the representatives have good intentions? I grant that good intentions go a long way toward making a difference, and I cheer loudly the white men who have fought to give a voice to women and people of color. I'm not talking to these men; I don't need to. I am talking to those of us in the student body who have always thought that the council had nothing to do with...

Author: By Lamelle D. rawlins, | Title: We Need You: Diversity on the U.C. | 9/23/1997 | See Source »

...body for the administration and the council spends over $120,000 of our term-bill money. Simply, students deserve to be represented in College decisions and to have a say in how our money is spent. Right now, most of Harvard's students-as women and as people of color-do not have adequate representation on the Council. Building a truly representative body is like building anything: You do it better with the right tools. Sure, we can stand on each others' shoulders to build a wall with a hammer, a few nails, and some scrap wood. But wouldn...

Author: By Lamelle D. rawlins, | Title: We Need You: Diversity on the U.C. | 9/23/1997 | See Source »

...fall of 1995 that Harvard should adopt John Harvard as our official mascot. I know I am not alone when I say that the pilgrimish John Harvard figure represents everything that Harvard should not-chiefly, exclusivity. Harvard in John Harvard's day did not welcome women, students of color, Jews and Muslims, and there was certainly no tolerance of differences in sexual orientation! Yet, here I was, in a meeting of the student government, listening to folks (clearly possessing good intentions)talk about John Harvard as the mascot par excellence. I was stunned as they reported their delight...

Author: By Lamelle D. rawlins, | Title: We Need You: Diversity on the U.C. | 9/23/1997 | See Source »

...council on issues that I feel the student body wants to see addressed. This will include, especially, taking a leadership role this semester with Faculty diversity efforts. But I am limited, too, in my ability to represent all groups. I have not had the same experience as women of color; or of a lesbian; or of a Muslim student; or of an international student. I cannot, alone, bring all voices to the table...

Author: By Lamelle D. rawlins, | Title: We Need You: Diversity on the U.C. | 9/23/1997 | See Source »

...Just as we inherit our eyes, hair and skin color, we inherit bone marrow in the same manner," Cheryl Louie, executive director for the Asian American Donor Program, said in a news release...

Author: By Aby. Fung and Laura E. Rosenbaum, CRIMSON STAFF WRITERSS | Title: Friends Crusade for Marrow Match | 9/22/1997 | See Source »

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