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...Karen Chapman, a first-year Kennedy Schoolstudent, said she welcomed the event because itgave her an opportunity to listen to a nationallyrenowned politician...
Photography: Julia Richer (Associate Editor); Eleanor Taylor, Karen Zakrison (Assistant Editors...
Ongoing events include an art exhibition titled"Sacred Condoms" by Karen Norberg, on display atthe Radcliffe College Lyman Common Room untilDecember 17, and screenings of severalAIDS-related movies sponsored by the Harvard Filmarchive...
...huddled masses have already given way to the muddled masses. "Marriage is the main assimilator," says Karen Stephenson, an anthropologist at UCLA. "If you really want to affect change, it's through marriage and child rearing." This is not assimilation in the Eurocentric sense of the word: one nation, under white, Anglo-Saxon Protestant rule, divided, with liberty and justice for some. Rather it is an extended hyphenation. If, say, the daughter of Japanese and Filipino parents marries the son of German and Irish immigrants, together they may beget a Japanese-Filipino-German-Irish-Budd hist-Catholic-American child. "Assimilation...
Photography: Julia Richer (Associate Editor); Eleanor Taylor, Karen Zakrison (Assistant Editors...