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...Chinese Student Association meetings two years ago, when she was an officer of the group.For one thing, she’s not Chinese.“I’m completely Caucasian,” said Frommer, a government concentrator from Chicago.Frommer might have stood out at the group??s meetings, but on Harvard’s campus, she epitomizes a trend—undergraduates who are crossing traditional ethnic lines in their extracurricular choices.Joseph A. Pace ’06, a social studies concentrator from Dallas, is the former vice president of the Society of Arab Students...
...traditional approach” treats building more diverse memberships as primarily a problem of publicity, the solution to which entails trying to interest under-represented minorities in the group??s current activities, in order to integrate them into the group??s existing framework. This assumes that the main reason such students wouldn’t get involved with a group is that he or she hadn’t heard of it. To achieve more than superficial gains, however, student groups should consider what motivates a student to get involved with a group in the first...
...These aspects are mentioned of course, but they are not properly introduced and are never picked up again. The fact that Mike D’s great journalistic talent gave Grand Royal magazine staying power is interesting—particularly in terms of what it says about the group??s music—but it comes out of nowhere and is never discussed again...
...special situations at the discretion of the individual House Masters. Policies vary widely from house to house, and the logic behind each house’s particular policy is equally inconsistent. The UC’s Rooming Choice Act calls for much needed uniformity across houses: a rooming group??s ability to live in a mixed-gender suite should be based on explicit consent from all parties, not particular architectural barriers. Under the proposed system, mixed-gender housing would not be the default condition but would be a possibility for everyone. We believe it is an option that...
...groups seems like the most worthwhile aim of the project. Indeed, over 60 percent of the students who filled out the Undergraduate Council’s (UC) online survey about the women’s center indicated that they would be most likely to use it to attend a group??s meeting...