Word: expression
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Samayoa says of the decision.Indeed, many artists took a very personal approach to the relationship between Harvard and body issues, though this is not an alienating force. For Courtney L. Blair ’10, who attended the opening, it was the very opposite. “The artists express a lot of things that I’m feeling,” she says. “It’s nice to see that someone else is thinking the same thing that I am.” But some pieces in the show are less easily relatable...
...concern that many express is fear that insurance companies could use negative information gleaned from the genomes to deny health insurance to certain individuals...
Much of the discussion put Di Pasquale on the defensive. He told the crowd numerous times that Diamond’s purpose is to allow women to “express themselves” in a pro-sex light—not to objectify them—and that he understands their concerns about typical pornography...
...others. “Harvard is a diverse student population, so often being out is a challenge for students due to factors such as ethnicity, race, class, and religion,” according to Kimmel. “I work with an increasing number of students of color who express feeling like they have to choose—either be connected with a gay community or be connected to their racial or ethnic community and desperately struggle to find a way to remain connected with both.”TIME LAPSENo matter how far the Harvard gay community has come...
...with aerobics for stretching, light cardio, and muscle training. ZUMBA!, one of the new classes this semester, came about after a whopping five instructors received certification for ZUMBA! fitness instruction. Unlike worn-down Life-Sci TFs, these teachers are actually excited for extra sections. “I can express myself and feel completely natural,” said Sirad H. Adbilahi, a ZUMBA!licious dance instructor. But you don’t need to be in touch with your inner yogie to take these classes. “It was kind of like yoga for the inflexible people...