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...says. But the other three Harvard women in Army ROTC often get similar reactions. Many Harvard students seem to have preconceived notions about the army; they do not expect to see Harvard women in uniform. “You don’t fit the stereotype of white male,” says Jessica D. Williams ’08, an African-American who has been in Army ROTC since her freshman fall. These women deal every day with the complexities of their decision. Classmates don’t understand why they joined a “Don?...
...Sullivan jokingly responds to a wrong answer by barking, “Push-ups!” There’s more laughter between Sullivan and different cadets in a discussion of dates for the upcoming military ball, hosted jointly with Air Force and Navy ROTC. Sullivan reminds the male cadets to get a hair cut if they need one for the ball, to shave and, again teasing, to shower. “Just remember who you represent when you’re wearing a uniform,” he says. “You want to look sharp...
...instance, when the male and female responses were given equal weight to adjust for different response rates, the percentage of students who disapprove of FAS members’ handling of their relationship with Summers fell from 66 percent...
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...SWSG] tried to give a representative sample of what careers are out there for women,” said Tracy E. Nowski ’07, SWSG’s co-director of programs. “We especially tried to incorporate careers that are typically male-dominated in our workshops in an attempt to really broaden the girls’ horizons.” Hands-on activities kept the girls actively engaged throughout the day. During the science workshop, the girls became chemists, performing what science workshop co-leader Jennifer E. Zora ’06 described...