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Their avaricious purpose is revealed by the proposal to divide RUS into one body for allocating grant monies and one for "social" purposes. This smells strongly of a case of choosing the fat over the bones. Once again the patriarchy chooses precipitously, without regard for the deeper issues. RUS gains its strength from its members, not its funds. It is women who create the force and energy necessary to see these projects through. What the lobbyists choose to classify and disregard as a "social" organization includes the discussion among RUS members who constitute RUS's human resources...
...Union, not a commodity to be haggled over, split by the powers of an outside group. If the men who would like to be voting members of RUS exhibit such ambivalence toward issues that concern women and the projects that support them, the very basis of Radcliffe's founding, then regardless of gender, these are not the kinds of members we, the Radcliffe Union of Students, should welcome with open arms. Virginia Loo '96 Alison Huang...
...time has come for the Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) to stop discriminating against...
Last week, a group of students called for the admission of men as voting members of RUS. Currently, men are free to attend the meetings but cannot vote...
...shocking that a group that ostensibly stands for breaking down barriers of gender bias is currently maintaining this one. This past week's proposals offer RUS the chance to right that wrong...