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...were not conversant with my favorite Taiwanese movies, poetry, and martial arts novels. In addition, while the busy newsroom was a frightening place for most compers, the discomfort I felt was compounded when I walked in and saw no one who looked like me. These racial and cultural differences weren??t the only reason I didn’t find an insta-home, but they certainly played their role...
...season filled with heartbreaking losses—many decided by a single point—the Crimson finished with a record of 8-12 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy League, tied for third behind Penn and Brown, who both finished 6-1. “The results weren??t as great as was expected,” co-captain Brandon Chiu said. “As a younger team, we didn’t have the college experience [we needed to succeed], but the level of play was there.” The two stories...
...around the suburbs wondering where their life had gone, a page right out of Betty Friedan’s ‘Feminine Mystique,’” she says.Faludi remembers widespread support for feminism during her time at Harvard among female undergraduates.“There weren??t those discussions of ‘Well, maybe I’m not a feminist,’” she says. “Even though we had probably less confidence and less of a sense that the academy was ours than young women there...
...then, a year after divorcing Wetlaufer, love for a source struck. “Our timing was exquisitely bad,” she says. “This was the middle of the corporate malfeasance frenzy, and people didn’t take me at my word that we weren??t romantically involved when the article was written.” Welch says she understands why journalists jumped on the story. “You have the editor of the Harvard Business Review, and whether you like it or not, the Harvard name carries all sorts of free...
...school year says there was “a lot of concern that there were so few women on the faculty” of the University at the time. “There was a tremendous sensitivity at the University about this as it was clear that there weren??t enough women on the faculty relative to the number of qualified women,” she says. “The feeling was that women needed role models and mentoring, and that was one of the main things that RUS worked at when we were there...