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Transgender students face unique, daily challenges, even at this famously liberal University. Students that do not identify with their biological gender??or even students questioning their gender but not ready to identify themselves publicly—are occasionally chased from bathrooms, forced to jump through desultory bureaucratic hoops, and sporadically snickered at from behind turned shoulders. Harvard has taken substantial strides to make life easier for its transgender students. Amending its non-discrimination policy to protect gender identity last year was a milestone, and the Committee on House Life’s recent decision to make gender-neutral...
...start with Lacaria’s disregard for facts. Not one to spare pejorative words, he asks of the Radcliffe Institute, what do “these women” actually do for a living? He says that Drew Faust only writes about “gender?? and “ritual.” Had he bothered to scroll down to the end of whatever Web site he was on, he might have found things more to his liking. For instance, he would have learned that one of Prof. Faust’s main works...
...people were involved in the presidential search process, it is surprising that everyone on campus seems to have the inside scoop. In reality, with the exception of the committee members themselves, no one knows what factors—be it leadership skills, academic background, fundraising prowess, or even gender??swayed the committee...
Faust has carved out a niche for herself all-too-typical of the intellectual provincialism characteristic of many of this generation’s scholars, having fashioned a career scribbling about vacuous constructions of “gender?? and “ritual” during a time period in which they had little acknowledged meaning...
...exclusively the groups that consider women to be a focus area,” Director Susan B. Marine told The Crimson last week. For many on this campus, however, the semantics of the center’s title—the fact that it specifically denotes one gender??destroys the idea of integration that Marine addresses in the mission. On a conceptual level, we agree; during the planning of the Women’s Center, we argued that our campus and community did not need another divisive and specialized space. This community desperately needed (and still needs) spaces...