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...last year’s program by discussing bisexual men and by focusing on the marginalization of bisexuals within the larger queer community. “These are issues that aren’t normally addressed in the GBLT [Gay, Bisexual, Lesbian, and Transgender] community,” said Jana S. Y. Lepon ’08, treasurer of BGLTSA and one of the co-chairs of Bisexuality Weeks, in an interview. Last night, Robyn Ochs, a technology and publications specialist in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, led an open-ended discussion about the prejudices that those...
Barusch’s passion for gender issues led her to a switch concentrations, from Mathematics to Women, Gender, and Sexuality (WGS). “She’s probably the only WGS concentrator who used Math 55 to fulfill the QR requirement,” says Jana Lepon...
...Harvard struck first in a busy, penalty-plagued opening period. Skating at 4-on-3, freshman Jenny Brine tracked down a loose puck in the corner and centered for junior Katie Johnston. As Johnston’s backhand offering slid through the five-hole of Providence goalie Jana Bugden, Brine snuck back in to poke it home for the first of her two goals.The Friars quickly regained the edge, scoring twice inside of 40 seconds in the seventh minute. First, Katy Beach cleaned up an easy rebound in front of the vacated goal mouth. Then, Erin Normore intercepted a puck...
...shutouts, that’s an impressive thing to do. We trust the whole team defense from the beginning. It’s all 11 players on the field.”The team approach to defense was well-tested in the 31st minute against Columbia when Jana Whiting broke free toward the Crimson net. After beating Shields, who came off her line, Whiting shot at the empty net. But Odorczyk trapped the ball on the goal line to preserve the shutout.“I knew I couldn’t get to her, so I just sort...
...Berlin student wrote recently in a tribute in Der Tagesspiegel. "The '68ers changed politics." They certainly accomplished some - though by no means all - of their goals. The Red-Green coalition introduced reforms in gay rights and environmental protection, and helped encourage more tolerant views of minorities. The coalition, says Jana Hensel, 29, author of After the Wall, an account of growing up in East Berlin, "has effected a monumental change in the past seven years. Germany has a new self-confidence. We are going to miss these guys." Not enough, apparently, to vote for them. Whereas 20 years...