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Continuing this season’s trend of consistent excellence, both Harvard men??€™s heavyweight and lightweight crew teams represented themselves well this weekend at home and afield. Both crews established themselves early on in the season as teams to beat, and have not given up their position...
Consider it mission accomplished, but by no means game over. Coming into the season, the Harvard men??€™s volleyball team had a number of aspirations, including hopes of attaining a playoff spot, something it hadn’t done since the 2005 season. Check that one off the list—and add on a few more. Tonight’s match against Rutgers-Newark (8-13, 5-2 Hay Division) in the Golden Dome in New Jersey isn’t just the Crimson’s last regular season contest; it also represents a chance...
Coming off of consecutive one-goal losses to No. 3 Cornell and No. 2 Princeton, the Harvard men??€™s lacrosse team dropped another close contest yesterday in its match at Harvard Stadium against Brown...
...Raúl A. Carrillo ’10, a Crimson editorial writer, is a social studies concentrator in Lowell House. He is the president of the Harvard College Latino Men??€™s Collective and was born and raised on the U.S.-Mexico border. His column appears on alternate Fridays...
These attempts to redirect men??€™s energies from eating meat to viewing it are unacceptable. The agendas of animal and female empowerment need not clash. If anything, exposing the objectification of animals is a powerful vehicle for illuminating the objectification of women. Rather than viewing the two causes as a trade-off, vegan activists, in betraying the hegemonic process whereby animals are removed from the idea of meat, should underscore the similar process whereby females are packaged as objects for the male gaze. Without the allure of attractive, naked female bodies, such a project may garner less shock...