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...housing will not be alleviated by prioritizing the interests of transgender students over the rest of the student body. Apart from the fact that doing so would be unfair—transgender students, after all, do not absolutely require special preference in the same sense that physically disabled students do??it could drive a major wedge between transgender students and the rest of the student body. If it is tolerance we are striving for on campus, then a scenario in which transgender students live apart from their classmates would be counterproductive. Such a move would effectively segregate...
...like us. Get over it.”As this conversation took place every five minutes, I nodded solemnly, dropped the subject and wept a bit into my horrifically strong cosmo—pressed into my hand by a withered girl with a pixie cut.A JOB TO DO??Oh I don’t know, stop making me sad,” I would say. “Let’s teeter to the concept car!” Fashion week is sponsored by Mercedes-Benz, so there were concept cars littered all over...
...presented a Hussein-era passport. We fully support policies designed to increase national security and the rigid rules that come with them, but for cases as unusual as al-Dewachi’s—going back to Baghdad is not something a rational person would choose to do??exceptions should be made. When al-Dewachi went to England to do field research for his dissertation on displaced Iraqis, he could not have expected to become essentially stateless. A Ph.D. candidate in social anthropology, al-Dewachi has been studying at Harvard since 2001 with a strict, single-entry...
...believe that the positive aspects of abstinence speak for themselves,” says Kinsella. And they do??at least until the kegs roll...
...terrible at the Beanpot as a whole,” Reese said. “They kept giving us power plays and power play chances to stay in the game, but we just struggled up ice to put the pressure on them. We knew what they were going to do??it wasn’t any different than anything we’d seen all year. We just struggled to get the puck in the zone and to get possession. Once we had possession, we had some opportunities, but there was just not enough possession...