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...Considering the Warhol Legacies on His 80th Birthday” to take place today and tomorrow in the Sackler Auditorium. The conference will present three speakers from in and outside Harvard who will present papers on Andy Warhol in the realms of fashion and the culture industry, sexuality and queer culture, and film and photography. “Warhol is a well known figure about whom people know nothing other than what is superficially known and what is known from the media,” Buchloh says. “It might be a misgeneralization on my side, but from...
...been working against us?” he said. Students’ responses to the debate were as varied as their reasons for attending. Lisa J. Miracchi ’09 came to the event looking for reassurance of her current political views. “I am a queer person oncampus and a firm supporter of Barack Obama, but I’ve been really disappointed in him on this issue,” she said of gay marriage. “I wanted to hear a defense of him because I don’t think...
...this week’s “Yard Bulletin.” Besides promoting campus resources, Chan said National Coming Out Day was also an opportunity to celebrate being gay and proud. “It’s important at Harvard to show that being gay, being queer doesn’t have to impact your life in a negative manner,” Chan said. “In high school I had a tough time because I couldn’t see anyone that was gay, and happy, and successful. It wasn’t until...
...when being out was itself a struggle, but the decrease in activism has frustrated those of us who think there are important LGBT battles yet to be won. We recognize the value of building community and coming together for social activities. And we’d hate to see queer night at Daedalus disappear (see you on Thursdays)! But this weekend gives us a valuable opportunity to reflect on the struggles behind and the battles ahead...
Lela Klein is a third year student at Harvard Law School and political chair of Lambda. Lee Strock, also a third year law student, is the co-president of Lambda and the chair of the Harvard Queer Student Leadership Network. The authors would like to thank Geoffrey C. Upton, J.D. ’03, whose history of Lambda informed this piece. His piece is available at http://hlslambda.org/about/history/