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...That policy is very heteropresumptive,” said Stephanie M. Skier ’05, the group’s co-chair and a Crimson editor. “The University classifies people by their gender and makes people check only one box, ‘M’ or ‘F,’ and there is a significant part of the student body that is ignored in that...
...Although Skier could not estimate the number of transgendered students at Harvard, she said the issue was important regardless of how many were affected...
BGLTSA political chair Oussama Zahr ’03 wrote a set of e-mails to assistant house masters in recent weeks as the beginning step in feeling out administrative opinion on changes of policy. Zahr could not be reached for comment, but Skier said that responses were varied. She would not comment on their exact nature...
BGLTSA Co-Chair Stephanie M. Skier ’05, who is also a Crimson editor, says the fraternity’s policy of not taking women seems to counter many of their aim of being accepting to a large swath of the gay community. “I definitely have my own beef with this fraternity and I’ve ranted about it in various contexts,” Skier s says. “I don’t know what their policy on transgendered members is, but my notion is that they would probably not include...
...Harvard students have had some experience with the organization, though none have ever joined. Skier says this comes as little surprise, as she has heard very few students express interest in the organization. This year, roughly 10 Harvard students attended the fraternity’s introductory meeting, according to David B. Canose ’03. This was a substantial portion of the crowd at the event, as Canose estimates that only about 30 students attended...