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Despite the fact Harvard’s nondiscrimination code omitted “gender identity and expression,” “Eric,” a transgendered man who asked not to be named for fear of being “outed,” came anyway. He hoped for the best of his undergraduate experience, but as he had feared, it didn’t meet his expectations.After unofficial living accommodations were made for him in one of the upperclass Houses, he decided to move off-campus and join an unknown number of transgendered students who remain...
...sharing the spotlight, frequently collaborating with other musicians, including Harvard’s rap royalty. One MC featured, Santiago Danino ’09, has nothing but love for Mure. “I got a free copy of the CD for collaborating with him, but I bought one anyway because he’s so good,” Danino says. Upstart freestyler Hang Liu ’09, winner of the recent WHRB freestyle battle at Massive Records on Mass. Ave, has also linked up with Mure. “Michael asked me to do a song with...
...what they do: they create offense,” he says of his linemates. “I try to be physical and help them out, to create space for those guys.” And what’s good for the line is good for Maki, anyway. A goal, a primary assist, and a secondary assist are all worth but one point, and in the last 13 games, Maki has tallied 13 points to Du’s 14 and Murphy’s 14. Night in and night out, the line is solid; sometimes, it is explosive...
...links are too often superficial, based mainly on co-sponsorship and publicity campaigns. Upon reflection, it was hard to blame the BSA, ABHW, and BMF members for not showing up—they were partners in our event only in name, and the Dems held a similar event monthly anyway. But rather than an indication that meaningful links are impossible, this experience should serve as a striking reason why campus political groups should seriously reconsider the way they pursue and think about diversity—whether of race, gender, class, sexual orientation, or even ideology...
...however, Bybee decides that the resulting agony would not amount to “severe pain or suffering”—and would thus be permissible. Having whittled the criminal definition of torture down to a nullity, Bybee then argues that the president can order it done anyway. “Executive officials can escape prosecution if they are carrying out the president’s orders as commander in chief,” Bybee writes, invoking the infamous defense the United States had rejected for Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg. Harold...