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...take Tony Gubba, our new British columnist obsessed with American popular culture and shitty sitcoms. "Tony" (not his real name) came to Harvard by way of Oxford (outta nowhere, for all practical purposes), borrowed an English game show host's moniker and nowadays audits classes and bemoans the dearth of curse words on U.S. television. So sit back, and never mind the ants crawling all over the Square or all over this magazine. You're stuck with them...
...disregarded Latino professors for too long, and it hasn't recognized the dearth of Latino studies courses. Harvard is not number one in this area...
Lessons can be learned from the Black Students Association (BSA) and its fight against the the dearth of faculty in the Afro-American Studies Department two years ago. When talks with the administration over Afro-Am hiring broke down, BSA-led protests--including sit-ins at University Hall--paved the way for the expanded Afro-Am Department...
Raza President Lilia Fernandez '95 and La O President Efrain Cortes '94 earlier this week requested a meeting with Knowles to discuss the dearth of courses in Latino studies and the faculty hiring issue...
Raza, the Mexican-American student organization, and La O, the Puerto Rican student group, sent a letter Monday to Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles expressing concern over the dearth of Latino studies and requesting a meeting with...