Word: changs
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Freshmen Gustafsson, Anna Fraser, Jane Humphries, Victoria Chang and O'Bierne all made the finals in individual events, showing the promise of the young Harvard team in years to come...
...production make it an enjoyable performance to watch regardless of your political scruples. Kudos are due to the direction of Billie Jo Jay '91 and Olivier Besson whose artistic guidance and inspiration are evident throughout the play. Individual monologues glow with talent, especially those of Tara Moon and Sophia Chang '01 whose enthusiasm and energy make the "vagina experience" all the more real. The artistic strength of the production certainly make it worth seeing, especially since proceeds go to support women's issues. But keep in mind that the production tends to celebrate only three things: sex, women, and vaginas...
Step out a level. Consider the Independent's recent (Feb 3) cover article on "Maoists Among Us," a nominally investigative report on the Maoist International Movement (M.I.M.). Writers Judy Kwok and Alex Nyren's main lead is a Harvard student studying abroad, Frances Chang, who cites an unnamed source: "A Chinese friend of mine didn't know exactly how Mao was involved in the Cultural Revolution, but she resolutely stated that it and the Great Leap Forward were traumatic experiences for China." Thus, the article concludes, the M.I.M. is "nothing more than a group of people ignorant of Chinese modern...
...came to realize that Harvard was also a white, male institution like any other," says Sophia Chang '01, who is the former co-chair of Girlspot, a group for campus lesbians, bisexuals and questioning women. "In fact, this is the belly of the beast. If there's any place to be this is it. If you're fighting the beast, stay in the belly, find out where it goes...
...These activities are really important," says Wendy Chang '93, the senior admissions officer who coordinates UAC activities. "Prospective students come to visit and admissions officers can talk and talk, but they really value conversations with current students...