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Leverett resident Theodore K. Gideonse '96, whowas the editor of HQ magazine, said he is alsoupset by the anti-gay graffiti. He cited a lack ofhistorical support for liberalism in LeverettHouse as a reason for the incident...
...Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard, the Harvard Salient was "founded in 1981 by students who sought to provide a journalistic alternative to what they felt was a predominantly liberal campus press." And what a splendid alternative it is. If you want to be liberal, work for Perspective, Lighthouse, HQ or any number of campus publications. If financial insolvency is your thing--perhaps you're a budding turnaround artist--then go work for the Salient...
Duchin is co-chair of the BGLSA. Gideonse is editor of HQ...
...editors of HQ observed in an earlier issue, explaining the theme of this most recent issue, "The success of queer culture lies in our diverse heritage, born of the mingling of outcasts of all cultures." This statement takes all people who have ever had any thing bad done to them and brings them together in one big, happy family of the marginalized...
This issue of HQ perpetuates one of the greatest and most dangerous myths concerning persecuted minorities. I call this myth the "solidarity of the oppressed," the popular yet flawed idea that marginalized peoples everywhere enjoy some magical kinship--and therefore must always be on the same of every issue, united with their oppressed brothers and sisters...