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...some extent, Hope says, today’s HLS students—both female and male?? have an easier time...
...trying to use the Harvard name to pick up girls,” says Guillermo A. Coronado ’05, who has made his share of off-campus trips. “Especially because I don’t personally identify with the typical Harvard male??the white male from the well-off suburban area who went to all of these prestigious schools. That’s not me. And anyone who shows any interest in me after I say Harvard is completely off my mind...
...nice blues seem to have graced the winners of pageants more than any other colors. Long, sleek and sexy gowns are better than big, puffy prom gowns. Don’t overdo it, yet for the Miss Harvard pageant, I figure anything goes! If you’re a male??I usually don’t recommend this for women in real pageants—show some leg and the cleavage that you worked so hard to produce for the night!” (Chavez...
...level.” This lack of representation is also true, if not more so, for the communities of color at Harvard. A striking example is the bust of W.E.B. DuBois, which is the only person of color represented out of a total of 45 figures—all male??in Annenberg Dining Hall. It is in fact, one of the only representations of a person of color on the entire campus, and is, ironically, cast in white porcelain...
Though not denying the validity of the policy, Nicholas A. Shiftan ’04 makes a case for the male??s position. “It puts [men] in an unfair, uncomfortable, unnatural position. It’s unnatural to not expect drinking and sex to happen in the same context,” he says. The nature of the policy gives women the benefit of the doubt, which inevitably raises the possibility of men being wrongly accused, he adds...