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...Adam P. Schneider ’07, public relations chair for the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Supporters’ Alliance (BGLTSA), said that he believes the results reflect a “generational issue...
...letter to Harvard Gay and Lesbian Caucus President Thomas H. Parry ’74, Summers wrote that instead of joining one of four lawsuits challenging the statute, the University has “in recent weeks secured the agreement of Pentagon officials to enter into discussions” aimed at reconciling conflicting interpretations of the amendment...
Thomas H. Parry ’74 is president of the Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus (HGLC). Robert W. Mack ’71 is past co-chair and ex-officio board member of HGLC. Warren Goldfarb ’69, a founder and ex-officio board member of HGLC, is Pearson professor of modern Mathematics and mathematical logic...
...University president to defend Harvard’s nondiscrimination policy, not to temper his support of the military. Within Harvard’s diverse gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community many share his feelings about the military, and others no doubt would welcome the opportunity to serve our country in uniform. “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” weakens our military by depriving it of sorely needed talent and distracting it from its vital mission. President Summers has every right to support the military, but he has no right to welcome their...
...modern era Harvard has been a leader in every great civil rights movement. Under Presidents Derek Bok and Neil Rudenstine Harvard took the lead among universities in recognizing the equality of its gay and lesbian members. Today the U.S. Supreme Court and the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court remind us that homosexuality does not deprive a person of fundamental rights. But Harvard under President Summers’ administration cooperates with those who discriminate against us. We ask him to reverse his decision and either join with other schools in challenging the Solomon Amendment or permit Harvard Law School...