Word: genderism
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Instead of that first drivelous column idea, for my final message to underclassmen (or, in The Crimson's gender-neutral language, "half-pints"), I tried to get back to the core of my Harvard experience. On a sunny day, I sat out by the Charles with a beach towel and a cool drink and watched the crew boats go by. Then I thought: who am I kidding? Through my four years at Harvard I've never had time to sit by the river and relax: I've done as much sunbathing as a sightless mole. I've heard that...
...says she also thinks the census will expose major student concern about the lack of gender, ethnic and racial diversity in the Faculty, as well as deep dissatisfaction with the quality of academic advising and course selection in the Core...
...artists, seemed to dilute the strength of the show; it's hard to lump all "women artists" together and come up with something cohesive. Whether this is an indication of an exuberant eclecticism and confidence on the part of female artists to tackle any subject, or merely means that gender isn't a good way to organize a show, is an open question. Although many of the works were well-done and thought provoking, notably the "Police Line" coat, a full-length garment constructed of yellow "Do Not Cross" tape by Erica Waddell '03 and the three untitled...
...surprisingly enough, three men (John Keefe '01, David Modigliani '02 and Jonathan Steinberger '00) and one woman (Catherine Gowl '02), flies through the two hours of sketch comedy with veteran timing and delivery. Each of the short plays runs about 20 minutes and covers a single topic; science, government, gender equality, higher education and higher-still fashion are sequentially caught in Kellerman's crosshairs. While at times the text can be a bit heavy handed in making its points, especially in the two most overtly political scenes, the dialogue is sharp and extremely funny...
...There certainly are curricular needs, in the areas of gender and sexual orientation," Freid said. "But we are not in the business of choosing faculty as representatives. We're not the United Nations...