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This inherent, unintentional assumption of masculine leadership (not just in the UC) is one facet of what I feel inspire six undergraduate women (myself included) to develop a conference on women's leadership that was held the week prior to the start of the fall term. John Yoo, in his October 17th opinion piece "Marshals of the Resume Parade," referred to this workshop, stating, "Or you can join something important-sounding that few people have ever heard of, like the 'Radcliffe Women's Leadership Project/Conference.'" John's statement focuses on two key elements of the conference, but with an unwarranted...
Further, if John Yoo had researched the history of the conference, perhaps he would have understood why "few people have ever heard of" it. The conference was held from September 8-13, 1988--just over a month ago. The core group of 30 undergraduates is actively developing proposals to promote leadership on campus, with a focus on women in leadership. We are reaching out to fellow students, but it takes time to gain a foothold at Harvard. Perhaps if campus publications better informed the student body of newly created organizations, more people would know of the group's creation...
...lack of accuracy in the article on the UC, and John Yoo's seeming lack of research prior to his implications about the Leadership Project: Women '88, concerns me greatly. Crimson reporters, please strive for accuracy. It's needed to be a newspaper that truly represents the Harvard community. Lori Outzs...
News Editor for This Issue: Jeffrey S. Nordhaus '89 Night Editors: Martha A. Bridegam '89 Ross G. Forman '90 Spencer S. Hsu '90 Editorial Editor: John C. Yoo '89 Features Editor: Mark M. Colodny '89 Susan B. Glasser '90 Photo Editor: Rebekah C. Seaton '90 Sports Editors: The Brothers Lartigue '89 Business Editor: Amy J. Meritt '90 Copy Editor: Yuko Miyazaki...
Doing my business the other day, I ran across a dilemma; which to read: the October issue of the Enquirer or John C. Yoo's editorial, "Marshals of the Resume Parade." I decided on the former, but found the later, if not as informative, equally useful. Caroline Bicks...