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...There are differences of language and nationality. A Latino can speak Spanish or Portuguese or Quechua,” said the president of Fuerza Latina, Juan Sebastian Arias ’09, before a crowd eating food from all around the region. “This month is about sharing this diversity and getting to know [our] similarities...
Arias said that only three years ago, there was little intermingling between members of Harvard’s Latino groups. For instance, he said, members of Fuerza Latina, which started out as a purely Dominican group, rarely came to events hosted by Raza, a group focused on promoting Mexican-American culture, or vice versa...
...candles to organizing volleyball tournaments, Nielson said. According to one of the students, Heberto Alanis, they also received some donations from local businesses. During their visit to Harvard on Monday afternoon, the school group took a tour of the College, stopping at the major landmarks and even visiting a Fuerza Latina meeting. Undergraduate Minority Recruiting Program Coordinator Mirla Urzua ’07, who organized the tour for Nielson, said she was impressed by all of the students. “They were just so intrigued by the campus,” she said. “Some of them...
While student organizations such as Fuerza Latina and The Queer Asian Forum are also sponsoring the event, the Black Students Association (BSA) declined involvement...
...their food and clothing sprayed with Fantastik cleaner” and “have repeatedly been ordered not to speak Spanish at work,” according to Geoffrey Carens, a Harvard library assistant and member of CREW and the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers (HUCTW). Fuerza Latina, HUCTW, Student Labor Action Movement, Latino Men’s Collective, Harvard College Democrats, and the Radcliffe Union of Students were also represented at the rally...