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Still, when told that 78 percent of Harvard students consumed between zero and five drinks the last time they “partied,” one male athlete hanging out at Saturday’s Harvard vs. Lehigh tailgate told FM that if he ever called it a night with so little in his system, he would “go home and cry.” A shirtless student nearby called the statistic...
...total, 2,115 faculty members responded to the survey—1,185 of whom were male and 930 of whom were female. According to Komaroff, who is also the editor-in-chief of Harvard Health Publications, though the response rate was high for a voluntary survey, the credibility of the results is limited...
...queer rights movement as having nothing whatsoever to do with poverty. While queer rights are vitally linked to issues of poverty and race, there is good reason for this misconception: the vast majority of the most visible leaders of the queer-rights movement have been wealthy, white, and male. But the fact that this phenomenon exists is itself an illustration of why poverty and race are such important problems for queer communities in America. The reason the vast majority of the most visible leaders of the queer rights movement—and the most prominent queer Americans in general?...
...explained, Oxnam was suffering from what used to be called multiple-personality disorder. (It's now known as dissociative identity disorder.) Like Sybil, the character in the 1970s book and TV movie, he had several independent identities--11 in all, he would eventually discover--some old, some young, some male, some female, many of them known to one another but not to the "real" Robert Oxnam...
...fact, certain members of the viewing public (namely the male ones) may find it difficult to stand without embarrassment at the video’s conclusion...