Word: posterer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...course, some club members thought otherwise. Caleb A. Gibson '99, a member of the Spee Club, dubbed the poster campaign "childish" and argued that, "simply put, no harassing institution could keep women coming back...
...members, Jose Padilla '97, and put an incredibly intolerant note which bordered on a death threat outside the door of one of our former editors, Undergraduate Council Representative Steven Mitby '99. The fact that the Mitby incident occurred on the same day as the imitation poster campaign suggests that these two acts may be the work of a single group or individual. And the fact that Mitby had received a particularly odious e-mail from a board member of the BGLTSA suggests that extremists within the gay rights movement may be responsible for one or more of these vicious attacks...
What would have been the response if someone drew swastikas and threats on the doors of two leaders of an ethnic or religious student group? What if someone had slanderously and maliciously forged the posters of the BSA, BGLTSA, Harvard Radcliffe Christian Fellowship or even Room 13? Would the Administration have been silent? Would The Crimson have labeled the forgery a "parody" in its headline, as it did with the Peninsula poster forgery? Would the Crimson article have focused on the victim's position--with which the letter writer disagreed--as it did concerning Steven Mitby and his opinion...
...surprised how often we poster, and how much that costs," Olney says...
...original poster had referred to an incident earlier this decade in which the magazine condemned homosexuality as immoral. Minister in the Memorial Church Peter J. Gomes criticized the publication and announced he was gay. Peninsula in turn called for Gomes' resignation...