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...Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) met to match words on the University’s president this week, Women in Science at Harvard-Radcliffe (WISHR)—a student group with a membership to match its name—convened to discuss the ways in which current University policy hinders female scientists. The results of that meeting, published in The Crimson on Wednesday, were a disappointing mix of unproductive self-pity and counterproductive generalization...
...Student Friends have recently implemented black-tie gatherings and now have a schedule of weekly events, two costly and time-consuming investments that may be responsible for the group’s increasing membership...
...Over the past year, our membership has more than doubled, which definitely shows that there is interest once people discover HUAM,” boasts Kusy, who also offers that the Student Friends have developed a mission “to show that the museum can be a social and relaxing location for students...
...high traffic could also be due to her presence in the restricted-membership group, “Random People Add Me Cuz I’m Hot, Bitch.” Ultimately, Jerath chalks up Facebook philandering to a natural talent for making friends. “Some people have popularity and some people don’t,” she says. “You have to have your own social life or get busy with your work...
...almost entirely Kikuyu uprising—and sometimes Elkins intermingles the two terms. There was never any shortage of Kikuyu loyalists willing to point fingers at Mau Mau, and the British were always pleased to promote these Kikuyu to the highest position any African could attain. Moreover, membership in Mau Mau unambiguously hinged on a specific induction oath that created an ideological distinction within a larger ethnic community. Not all Kikuyu were Mau Mau, and not all Kikuyu were targeted for elimination by the British. The Kikuyu experience under colonial rule was multifaceted: no one suffered as much...