Word: glsa
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...come to our attention that, in its March 1985 edition. The Salient printed several derogatory remarks about the Harvard-Radcliffe Gay and Lesbian Students Association (GLSA). We have chosen to address this in an open letter to The Crimson because we fell that, even if The Salient did print it, it would reach only a very limited number of people and we feel that the issues raised by The Salient's insensitive statement are very important and need to be dealt with by the entire Harvard community...
...literal sense such a poster did exist. It announced the first meeting of the spring semester and was intended merely to be eye-catching and humorous. In light of the apparent willingness of certain segments of the Harvard community to exploit any potentially suggestive statements made by the GLSA in order to denigrate the gay community, such a poster was perhaps unwise. In is distressing, however, to feel the need to take such idiocy seriously, but it is more distressing, and also frightening, to know that there are Harvard students who would not only think of taking a poster like...
...February 28, The Crimson published an article entitled "Gay Students Review House Life" about the most recent GLSA meeting. While I was pleased to see The Crimson report on issues of concern to this important part of the Harvard community, I was also distressed at being misrepresented in the article...
Although the hotline will operate out of GLSA's Memorial Hall headquarters, it has no official link to the group...
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