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...appreciate the symbolism of Simmons??s statement. But in failing to hold the recording industry responsible for erasing all curses and slurs—not just the three he finds most despicable—on all albums before releasing them, and without proposing some kind of penalty for radio stations that play partially edited songs, his demand strikes me as overly timid at best and disingenuous at worst...
It’s especially hard to take Simmons??s proposal seriously in light of what he wrote about misogynistic lyrics in his 2001 autobiography. In the book, “Life and Def: Sex, Drugs, Money, and God,” Simmons suggests that such cruel words can have a positive impact on young women: “[A]fter years of hearing rappers talk negatively about women, about their babies’ mothers and sex,” he writes, “there’s been a real change in the patterns of teen...
...Crimson’s 12-6 win over UNH last week, only three of Harvard’s goals were assisted. When teams have forced Harvard to string passes together—as Cornell did—the Crimson has often struggled to score. Cornell followed up Katherine Simmons?? game-opening goal with quick scores from Margaux Viola and Kathryn Dewey. Harvard got on the board with a score from junior attack Kaitlin Martin, who notched a hat trick to bump her team-leading goal total to 38. But every time the Crimson scored, the Big Red quickly...
...goal in the last minute of the game.”With a single minute remaining, sophomore midfielder Sarah Bancroft nullified the threat, forcing a turnover on defense to give the Crimson a final opportunity to win the game in regulation. Bancroft passed the ball to junior attack Caroline Simmons??who had already scored four goals in the game for Harvard.The Crusaders immediately pressured Simmons, forcing her to give up the ball to Martin. The heavily defended Martin shot past three defenders—falling to the ground as she did so—to score the game...
...members “from the neighborhoods that have been hit hardest by crime—Riverside, Area 4, and North Cambridge, as well as representation from the immigrant community.” However, following a heated exchange, Reeves postponed debate and argued that the Committee itself should weigh Simmons?? request. When Simmons revisited the resolution last night, Reeves responded by advocating the same position he held last week. Councillor Marjorie C. Decker spoke in favor of Reeves, critiquing the Chronicle’s coverage of Simmons?? request as inaccurate and worrying those voting against...