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...forum in a “society focused on the objectification of women...their bodies and not their minds, actions or achievements.” The multi-generational scope of the evening’s honorees reflected the themes of heritage and continuity. Co-Chair of the event, Ofole U. Mgbako ’06, said that the theme of this year’s festivities was “supreme perseverance.” Seven Harvard seniors were celebrated for exemplary leadership, a high school senior was presented with a $2,000 scholarship, and Pamela G. Carlton, co-founder...
MARTINEZ: I'm very skeptical of the recent reporting that suggests any kind of pullback or U-turn [of women in the workforce]. I think the progress will continue in terms of greater equality in professional fields. I think, anytime you have progress, there are periods of sort of assimilating and digesting the things that have occurred. I think, when people look at traditional employment data, it doesn't sufficiently take into account nontraditional forms of employment that occur with both genders. That's why there's been a lot of debate about some of the unemployment statistics in recent...
...students, not detached adults, attempted to create some semblance of a social life in the Yard. To many freshmen, life on the Yard is purgatory, for reasons no curricular reform can address. Good prefects, as much as anyone, improved the experience of freshmen, and they will be missed. DAVID U. FOX Andover, Mass. March...
...Like the other members of the Ivy League, the university does not give out athletic scholarships. We see few programs scrambling to fill up their rosters, and with even with no scholarships to be revoked, few athletes are quitting teams. A recruited student-athlete at Big State U might not have as much pressure to perform in the classroom as does a student here, but, when his spot at that university hinges on his performance on the field or the court, it might take just a little bit of the fun out of the college athletic experience.It...
...Bullet in Costa Rica", TIME described presidential election runner-up Otton Solis as having been "backed by the radical and increasingly popular left-wing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez." While the Chavez government favored Solis' candidacy, Solis insists he distanced himself during his campaign from Chavez's more radical anti-U.S. policies. As Solis himself wrote in an email to TIME, "I am sure you know that I have been highly critical of Chavez populism and gut antagonism towards the USA. It seems that you have fallen into the cold war extremist?s view that 'either you are fully with...