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...have for living in a mixed-gender room. Bisexual, gay, and lesbian students may prefer mixed-gender housing for the same reasons that motivate some straight students to prefer gender-segregated housing. Married heterosexual couples may prefer to live together on campus rather than choose between living together off-campus or in separate rooms on campus. Transgender students may prefer to be housed according to their own gender preference without having to lobby House Masters and administrators for special housing accommodations. Some students may wish to simply live with a close friend of a different gender with whom they feel...
...John Harvard statue. “We’re going to bust out of the scene in a way that makes H-Bomb look tame,” said Vice-President of HRTV Michael C. Koenigs, ‘09. While the group expects such programming to have off-campus appeal, for now, HRTV is focusing its appeal on the Harvard community. In the past, only HRTV’s program “Ivory Tower” was available online. The soap opera regularly attracted upwards of 15,000 viewers per episode, according to Koenigs. But download tracking...
Unique factors complicate their decisions this semester. Martin’s thesis—on the plays of Aeschylus—is due in a month. Walleck has roles in two off-campus productions. And for both of them it is their last semester acting at Harvard...
Marissa E. Pelliccia, a Wellesley freshman with striking blue eyes and a pretty face, prefers going to college parties when she goes off-campus. She was well aware of the fact that Wellesley would have a very different social scene than the coeducational colleges that she was considering; the college was otherwise the perfect fit. Pelliccia appreciates the quality of education, the sense of sisterhood, and the lack of regular sexual politics on the Wellesley campus...
...world Harvard graduates will enter is a complex one, one whose rough edges have not been sanded off in the name of student safety. Harvard is right to allow student newspapers the same degree of freedom that off-campus newspapers in this country enjoy; such freedom allows students to better grapple with and understand the decisions made in the real world by newspapers that they may read, write for, or be offended by in the future...