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Once again, gay activists who claim to speak for us have gone too far. Every time they let the culture of victimhood infect and pervade their worldview, they lose a little credibility. When the real fights come along, when latter day Anita Bryants seek to impose real harm on gay men and women, gay rights activists will be impotent to act. No one will trust them, or care to listen to what they have...
...flattered. Two, I could be wrong, and I’m sorry if I am. Three, I don’t think I am.”Luke excitedly returned the message. They started dating two days later and after two more months got engaged.The pair married in a Latter Day Saints temple outside of Boston last January. They now live together in Arlington and plan to work for several years before pursuing further education.“Harvard is where I go to school, it’s not where I live anymore,” he says, smiling...
...latter spot, prominent moments in black American history are listed next to a shape-changing Coke bottle. At the conclusion, we’re informed that “Coca-Cola Celebrates Black History,” and, after a brief pause, “Especially Today...
...back against the committee’s proposal to centralize some science teaching and research across the University. Faust is an observer no more. As Harvard president, she will need to strike a balance between the humanities and the sciences at a time when the rapid expansion of the latter threatens to make the rest of the disciplines feel left behind. “Science absorbs vast amounts of money and space, and the rest of us who sit in our offices and read books think we would like to have a small fraction of that money and space...
...city of Boston’s plan for the Allston campus as well as its own. Currently, Krieger serves on the Design Review Committee for the Allston art museum and science complex projects. He also has served on the committee that selected the architectural firm to design the latter. “I would think that would be a very significant conflict of interest,” Allston resident and self-described community activist Tim McHale said in a phone interview yesterday. Last week, a Boston Herald article reported that Krieger, who is also professor of Literature and Arts...