Word: lamonte
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Because FM is just a library dork like that...we have culled the best of the best from the Harvard Archives, the Radcliffe Archives, the Crimson Archives, and the Lamont GovDocs section. Your university’s history—revealed...
...hate crime, a Class E felony, and face a maximum sentence of four years in prison. The most recent reported bias incident at Harvard occurred three weeks ago. Huma Farid ’06, who is Muslim and wears a head scarf, or hijab, was crossing the street by Lamont Library when a group of women called her a “filthy Jew-hater.” Last spring, Galo Garcia III ’05 was punched as he was leaving a dance sponsored by the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA). The assailant also yelled...
...Often it is more effective to turn one’s back to the few remaining pockets of intolerance and let them whither away. Recently a Muslim student was chided as a “filthy Jew-hater” by a woman near Lamont Library. Rather than exacerbating the incident, she simply called the police and acknowledged that the isolated event did not reflect the norm at Harvard. Whoever uttered those hateful words did not face harsh rebuke by the student body, but just deafening silence that marginalized her more than any rally ever could...
...results. 11:18 p.m.—An officer was dispatched to Loker Commons to a report of two individuals causing a disturbance in the building. The officer arrived and sent the individuals on their way. aDec. 7: 12:39 a.m.—An officer was dispatched to Lamont Library to a report of two individuals refusing to leave the area. The officer arrived and sent them on their way. 10:56 p.m.—An officer was dispatched to Loker Commons to take a report of a stolen Silver Sony Ericsson cell phone valued...
...compelling enough reason to gut so much student office space. Before planned renovations of the Yard dorm basements are even finished, freshmen living in the Yard will already have a new pub in Loker Commons and, depending on the construction schedule, possibly a new 24-hour café in Lamont Library. These improvements seem to offer more than enough conveniently located social space for freshmen. And, furthermore, these are spaces that promise to encourage freshmen-upperclassmen interaction—a priority of the College—not insular freshmen socializing. Proponents of the plan to gut the basements argue that...