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...diversity. The creators of F-Word, Vanessa V.Pratt ’08 and Katharine E. S. Loncke ’08, took diversity as a guiding principle in planning the conference over the past year. The composition of the event’s student panel, which took the stage after McCarthy’s remarks, reflected a carefully assembled cross-section of viewpoints. Margaret C. D. Barusch ’06 gave a comprehensive set of remarks, with her discussion of transgender issues expanding into questions on the borders of feminism. “Poverty is a feminist issue. Racism...
...level of importance that they deserve,” he said. The University has not yet announced the size of the advisory boards or how their members will be selected, and a University spokesman, Joe Wrinn, declined to comment yesterday. Graduate student representation is also absent at the current stage of the search for the next chief of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). University President Lawrence H. Summers and the Faculty’s governing council agreed in February that a committee of professors would compile a list of deanship candidates, and that the committee would then...
...Union messages, prime-time press conferences, not to mention terrorist attacks, hurricanes and wars in real time. But television also set off a chain reaction that transformed the very nature of politics. "This is the beginning of a whole new concept," said a very young Roger Ailes as he stage-managed Richard Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign. "This is the way they'll be elected forevermore. The next guys up will have to be performers." Television brought other changes as well. Suddenly, politicians were able to use televised advertising to communicate in a more powerful and intimate (and negative...
...young want to live well," he says. "They have a taste for life. In 15 to 20 years they'll be running the country, and that's good." It could all go wrong, of course. Even if it does, Yekaterinburg's youngsters are unlikely to copy the French and stage rallies demanding that the government provide long-term job security. Russians have already been there and done that. It was called communism, and after 74 years of failing to make it work, they dumped it. Once French student leaders have soaked up this atmosphere, I would expect them...
Shawn has a tough road ahead of him. Though he will attend his class's graduation ceremony to watch his peers get diplomas, he won't be on stage, at least not yet. Even the school's efforts to speed up his credit recovery haven't been enough, so he will have to return for a fifth year at Shelbyville High. It's no fun for a 19-year-old to be in high school. Shawn is already a big guy who doesn't like to draw attention to himself...