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...different places around the country, giving the work a road trip-like feel. The tall, blonde and blue-eyed man reclines by a waterfall, walks joyously along the beach and reclines in hotel bedrooms. The prints, in 35 millimeter format and printed in large scale, hearken to large ad campaigns such as Calvin Klein or Abercrombie and Fitch. The Adonis figure is prominent, and the work betrays an intimacy between the model, the photographer and the camera. “The show includes smarter work than in the Green Street Gallery,” Sheng said. “They?...
Moreover, the Ad Board’s inability to function as a court of law does not excuse Harvard for its refusal to function as a college. As a College disciplinary body, the Ad Board is responsible for upholding campus standards which, even though not punishable in criminal court, are still enforced at Harvard. The College has made it against the rules to sexually assault another student. It cannot now admit its inability to enforce that rule and go back to dealing with plagiarism cases and study cards. The Ad Board must be trained to deal with sexual assault cases...
...federal funding to help redress the current dearth of resources available for sexual assault victims on campus. The grant would have funded a review of Harvard’s current sexual violence education and the implementation of suggested changes as well as sexual violence education for members of the Ad Board. Lewis has declared the Ad Board to be ill-equipped to handle sexual assault cases; how can it then be denied that an evaluation of its processes and the College’s responsiveness is in order? Given Lewis’ statements in the annual report, his foot-dragging...
...veritable flood of seven sexual assault cases that appeared before the Ad Board last year (in the previous year, there had been only two), only one resulted in disciplinary action. This provoked Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis to propose in his annual report that the Ad Board take less responsibility for fact-finding in “he-said, she-said” cases. This change in policy will take effect in September, sharply curtailing the amount of investigation the Ad Board does into sexual assault cases...
Lewis has rightly recognized that the Ad Board cannot properly investigate essentially criminal allegations. It is only really capable of effectively handling problems like study card extensions, plagiarism and party violations. When it comes to rape, Lewis is right: The Ad Board can neither issue subpoenas nor collect rape kits. But, if Lewis is going to encourage more women to take their sexual assault cases to court—as he says he will—then he must provide support for women who choose...