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...Connecticut Gay Marriage Upheld Connecticut became the third U.S. state to legalize gay marriage when its supreme court ruled 4-3 that a law against gay marriage discriminated against sexual orientation and was thus unconstitutional. The law, passed in 2005, legalized civil unions but specified that marriage involved "one man and one woman." A University of Connecticut poll found that 53% of residents supported the ruling, although Connecticut governor M. Jodi Rell said she disagreed with...
Another Congressman, weeks from an election, is accused of untoward sexual behavior, contradicting his public stance as a moral crusader. He initially says as little as possible, offers opaque denials, vague apologies to his family for whatever he did or did not do, and predicts vindication...
...negotiate, to restructure the structure,” Harris said. The lecture featured a slide show of Harris’ past works, including early self-portraits, collages, and numerous photographs commissioned by the New York Times. He also played a clip of a performance piece about sexual abuse of gay males in prison. The exhibit and lecture were well received by those present. “I think his idea of cosmopolitanism is really important, being a citizen of different urbanities and different modernities. I think it is very layered,” visiting photography professor Catherine B. Lord said...
...people don’t want a 24 hour humpfest, they don’t want to be married to you for 100 years, they just want to hold your hand.” Look no further for an explanation of Harvard’s reputation for sexual inexperience. Mary K.B. Cox ’10 and William V. Leiter ’10 said they were drawn to the event by the movie’s buzz and CEB’s rising reputation. “I’m a big fan of CEB events. I hear...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance, said the group’s primary goal for the day was to expose Harvard students to available resources on campus. “There’s still a lot of people coming to terms with their sexual orientation,” Chan said. “One of the important things is to raise visibility of people already out who can serve as models for bringing together their sexual identity and the rest of their lives.” As part of their effort to increase visibility of resources...