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...their sexuality on campus, their experience was often difficult.Kevin B. Jennings ’85 recalls the devastation of HIV in the gay community throughout the 1980s. His freshman-year roommate, first Harvard boyfriend, and a best friend have all died from AIDS.“I can never step foot on this campus without thinking about my friends from the Class of 1985 who are gone,” he said.The conference’s last panel offered statistics on Harvard’s current gay culture. In a poll conducted by Mack, 41 of 41 current undergraduates said...
...ended the match with a climactic kill. “There was so much emotion and physical energy, and we were a little bit tired from [Friday’s] match,” McKinley said. “After that first set loss, we realized we had to step it up and refocus our energy and control our errors.” The Crimson responded quickly with a 13-5 run in the second and cruised to a 25-14 win. The third frame saw back-and-forth action—the game featured five ties and four lead...
...Thailand, cooking at restaurants across the country and quickly mastering the tastes and recipes of various regions. In 1979, an owner of a Thai restaurant in Dallas, also from Thailand, applied for a green card for Kordsomboon so that he could employ him. That year, Kordsomboon took his first step on American soil, and when the Dallas restaurant owner returned to Thailand, Kordsomboon relied on his connections to move to Boston to continue his career as a chef. “He specializes in everything. He has been working in all areas of Thai food—northern, southern, eastern...
...said, “because he’s saving the world.” Forst declined to comment on his work in Washington, writing in an e-mail Saturday that he is “locked away for quite awhile and won’t be able to step out to speak live.” Before coming to Harvard, Forst served as the global head of Goldman’s investment management division, joining the bank’s elite management company in 2004. He became a Goldman partner in 1998, Paulson’s first year leading...
...event featured a speech by Boston City Councillor Chuck Turner, a reading of a proclamation by Cambridge Mayor E. Denise Simmons, and 15 tables with community representatives. The event also included entertainment by DJ Nix in the Mix of BET, eight talent acts, a dance competition, a step competition, and a raffle. Justin R. Gerrard ’10, the founder of Mr. Livingston Clothing, said that the event provided him with the opportunity to advertise his new business. “It is an excellent opportunity for us to reach not just people on campus but all over Boston...