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...Hollywoods Pregnant Pause” didn’t have to worry about ending in disagreement, because they were lacking a key part to the argument: the opposition. Harvard Right to Life Vice President Peter A. Syski ’08 says the event fell under the small organization??s radar. Mascali says of the lack of debate: “They are more than welcome at our events, I was actually hoping for more of a dialogue.” Perhaps we’ll see more discussion with the upcoming movie, “Horton Hears...
...Hollywoods Pregnant Pause” didn’t have to worry about ending in disagreement, because they were lacking a key part to the argument: the opposition. Harvard Right to Life Vice President Peter A. Syski ’08 says the event fell under the small organization??s radar. Mascali says of the lack of debate: “They are more than welcome at our events, I was actually hoping for more of a dialogue.” Perhaps we’ll see more discussion with the upcoming movie, “Horton Hears...
...between us ‘BGLTSA gays’ and the ‘non-BGLTSA gays,’” says former board member Quintanar, who served as social chair of the group his freshman year. He says the majority of those who make up the organization??s governing body consider their homosexuality to be a large part of their identities, while for the “non-BGLTSA” gays, sexual orientation plays a minimal social role. But he says this prioritization is not the result of a conscious choice...
...coaches and recruits is not permitted by NCAA rules, to encourage Rosen to make a visit to Harvard.Any infractions would have to be reported by the University to the NCAA, and there is no indication that Harvard has done so. An NCAA representative said yesterday that it is the organization??s policy not to comment on potential investigations.Amaker declined to comment in person on the allegations when asked about the Times article following the Crimson’s loss to Cornell on Saturday night.“I haven’t read the story...
...similarities among people in different social situations, as well as how the fast—by showing sympathy for those affected by hunger—revealed this commonality. After Khan’s speech, Heather Danton, food security and livelihoods advisor for Save the Children, talked about the organization??s efforts to fight hunger around the world. Danton said the money raised from the Fast-A-Thon would go to the Horn of Africa and Pastoralist Initiative. Danton also said she appreciated the size, diversity, and energy of the crowd. “I really applaud this effort...