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...will include the phrase “gender identity” in its University-wide non-discrimination policy. A crowd of over 200 people attended the event, according to Noah E. Lewis, a co-coordinator of the Task Force. The event was intended both as a “celebration?? of the policy amendment and a “call for concrete changes” said Lewis, a Harvard Law School graduate who spoke at the rally. Co-coordinater of the Trans Task Force M. Barusch ‘06 said yesterday’s gathering...
...Mozart 250th Anniversary Celebration?? Friday, Feb. 24 at 8:00 P.M. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222, $8 regular / $6 students. On a quiet street in Salzburg there stands an unassuming apartment building painted sunshine yellow. Out front, hordes of tourists from all corners of the earth eat ice cream, snap photos, and wander about. The scene is puzzling at first, until one notices the enormous letters declaring Mozarts Geburtshaus (“Mozart’s Birthplace”) in sparkling gold. On January 27, 1756, Mozart—whom his father modestly...
...anything about black history.” According to Engerman, black history is no longer divorced from American history in history textbooks. “The goal has really been accomplished,” Engerman said. “It is now more of an ethnic celebration??—akin to St. Patrick’s Day for Irish-Americans and Columbus Day for Italians, Engerman said. Another historian at the DuBois Institute, James C. McCann, noted that schoolchildren now know the names of Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth. “That’s real...
Last week, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino visited the North End’s Paul Revere statue to unveil plans for Boston 375, which will be, in Menino’s words, a “magnificent celebration?? of Boston’s 375th birthday...
According to BMF President Kwame Owusu-Kesse ’06, the Celebration??s purpose was “to recognize and honor the contributions black women have made to Harvard and society at large...