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...American Scholarship, according to Dell M. Hamilton, the manager of events and publications at the Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research. And on Tuesday, Wired magazine announced that he has won one of its 22 Rave Awards for 2007 for his ancestry curriculum. Explaining the technology magazine??s choice, Michael Horowitz, who wrote Gates’ profile for the issue, called Gates’ curriculum “an amazing way to teach kids and get them interested in American history by tying it into their own heritage and history.” Gates himself...
...topic was too taboo for the competitors in Tuesday Magazine??s freestyle rap battle “Outwit.” The event, which was co-sponsored by WHRB’s The Darker Side, drew both the ghetto fabulous and the desperate wannabes to convene in Ticknor last Saturday night...
...time with D&D, we have provided a common ground for the Harvard community to engage in substantive dialogue on issues of ethnicity, race, religion, gender, sexuality, class, and ability. D&D has consistently provided powerful, well-researched articles, and beautiful photographs and design. As a testament to the magazine??s success, D&D was awarded the honor of “Best Publication” in 2003 and “Best Coverage of Race Issues” in 2005 by the Independent Press Association’s Campus Alternative Journalism Awards, which recognized...
...We’re hoping that by raising awareness, and creating a forum for victims of sexual assault, more people will realize what the issue is,” says Alexandra “Sandy” N. Bolm ’09, one of the magazine??s editors. “It’s strange to me how many people think it doesn’t happen.” But it does happen. “Saturday Night” sets out to prove that sexual assault needs to be addressed on a much larger...
...which fall outside the normal boundaries of genre.With the first issue of what is hoped to be a yearly publication, the magazine staff aim to personalize normally clinical accounts of sexual assault. “Students need to read this magazine and be moved,” said the magazine??s editor, Neagheen Homaifar ’10. “There’s no way you can read this and not feel something.”‘A VOYEURISTIC TOPIC’Though reported campus incidences of sexual assault appear in small numbers, conversation...