Word: rus
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...RECENT Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) presidential election provided an unusually clear example of the Radcliffe predicament. The two candidates ran on disparate platforms emphasizing the different roles RUS could possibly undertake. Former vice president Julia Rubin '84 wished to make the group a social and political focal point for all Radcliffe women, while winner Elizabeth Young '85 stressed the need to maintain RUS as a lobbying ground for feminist issues...
Another speaker, Elizabeth Young '84, the newly elected president of the Radcliffe Union of Student (RUS), urged to crowd to support the work of the Women's Center and RUS. "We all deserve the right to study about the history of women, to security, to fair health care and not to be sexually harrassed," said young...
...RUS has acted and will continue to act as a special interest group--that of the women enrolled in Radcliffe College. Sharon...
This reflected the tone of the entire article which served to trivialize the vital role of an organization such as RUS. The Union is charged with lobbying Harvard on behalf of the interests of Radcliffe students and with supporting the community of women at Harvard...
...students, female and male alike, require quality health care, adequate security services, and responsive procedures for dealing with sexual harassment. Issues like these are only consistently addressed by RUS. The community benefits in a different fashion from our sponsorship of events such as the annual women's student faculty dinner, an all women's band or a feminist play...