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...founders of the magazine at Duke—Allison Brim, Lauren Jarvis, Ryan Kennedy and Monica Lemmond—write in a preface to the first Harvard edition that the Duke publication not only aimed to provide victims of sexual assault with “empowerment and healing?? but also intended to “touch and inform all readers, galvanizing a moment to end sexual assault at Duke.” Never meant to be a passive reflection, the “Saturday Night” project has always intended to inspire empathy in its readers...
...someone to show up, but everyone was in hiding,” he said. “Everybody was deeply in the closet.” Mack said that meeting other gay classmates at this weekend’s conference and his 25th reunion had been “healing?? experiences because he realized being in the closet had been “the common experience for most people in my situation.”Now, Mack said, “It’s thrilling that we’ve planted our tent in the middle...
...that I think it’s hard for an art student to get proficient enough to do sophisticated work.”Perhaps Knep unconsciously senses this distance in his work, as his next exhibition intends to explore a more human theme: “the territory of healing?? in Memorial Hall’s remembrance of the Harvard students who died in the Civil War—given historical significance by the fact that the space doesn’t memorialize Harvard Confederates. The exhibition will be active from April 6 until April 23; Monday through...
Green’s only complaint about his visit to Harvard, though, is that there were too many middle-aged people and not enough students in the audience at the archive. The decades-old wounds explored by The Weather Underground are still far from healing??a fact made clear by the scattered hisses that greeted figures from Richard Nixon to Todd Gitlin, a more moderate figure from the anti-war movement of the 1960s, as they appeared on screen...
...word “jihad” as the moral and personal struggle to better oneself and one’s community. It was a critical and historicizing commentary, and one which former University Marshal Richard M. Hunt, who read the proposed draft, described as “healing?? and “non-confrontational...