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...delved into the lack of ethnic diversity in the theater community. Fred Hood ’02, who directed “The Importance of Being Earnest” that year, felt minorities were unrealistic in their expectation of color-blind casting. “Theater is an unfair business,” he said. “Minorities inevitably will not have equal opportunities in casting because most plays are written for a white, realist audience.” Petrosino also cited the alienation of common casting and the niche groups of BlackCAST and the now-defunct AAA Players...
...from week three of the spring of 2004-05, 2005-06, and this school year, for example, all show drastically different grant requests and awards: $20,671.21, $6,048.23, and $9,870.46, respectively. The absolute unpredictability of student group funding requests makes week-to-week budgeting both impractical and unfair...
...Nevertheless, the equitability of the fund has been called into question by some, who argue that it is unfair that large Houses and those with spacious common rooms, like Quincy and Currier, receive a disproportionate number of grants. While this may be true, the party fund best serves the campus-wide community by ensuring that a roughly equal number of parties are thrown every weekend by students who are genuinely enthused about throwing them, not by trying to space parties evenly throughout the Houses...
...addition to fearing for their jobs, the Latino workers said they are being given an unfair amount of work...
Some journalists have even extended their unfair characterization of Wellesley as a weapon to level ad hominem broadsides at alumnus Hillary Clinton. In the 2005 book “The Truth About Hillary,” author Edward Klein tries to damage Clinton politically by pointing to Hillary’s time at Wellesley, the bastion of radical feminism and lesbianism, as evidence of her lesbianism...