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...conservatives at Harvard and across the nation see no contradiction—they believe that sexual orientation should not define political philosophy. “I always thought it was sort of odd that gay and lesbian people are perceived as being quite liberal,” says Joshua A. Barro ’05, a gay Republican who now works for a New York City bank. “I don’t think there’s any reason being gay should lead you to support bigger government and high taxes. These are issues that have nothing...
BGLTSA political chair Joshua D. Smith ’08 confirms Aguero’s account of hostility to conservatives. “There have been quite a few times in the past when a gay conservative voice has posted on our open list and has been verbally criticized by many people on the list just based on what they said,” says Smith...
...seconds apart. Previously, scientists could only differentiate between mental events that took place a half a minute to a minute apart, Bucker said. At Harvard, Buckner will spearhead the fMRI center being built for the new Center for Brain Science, said Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology Joshua R. Sanes, who directs the Center for Brain Science. The fMRI center is scheduled to open in 2007, Sanes said. “The fact that we’re going to have scanners on campus is really exciting,” Buckner said. He added that he is especially pleased that...
...increased availability of information, which forces politicians to get “louder and more coarse” to win attention. He also suggested that journalists’ “bias toward conflict,” rewards politicians who breed contention, rather than those who cooperate. Joshua C. Sharp ’08, who attended the panel, said he was struck by the agreement among the panelists, despite their diverse backgrounds. He said this indicated the value of the IOP as a place where political opponents can meet and discover what they have in common. “This...
...petitioners have asked for a new substantive due process right, the right to free movement,” Harber said. The judges awarded the prizes of best overall performance and best set of briefs to the respondents’ team, but gave the prize of best oralist to Joshua Hurwit of the petitioners’ team. During the arguments, Justice Souter questioned whether the curfew violated any constitutional rights and defended the right of the State to consider age in its legislation. “You agreed that we shouldn’t develop a framework in which a five...