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...take just one example, more than 700 U.S. cities--most of them older communities in the Northeast, Northwest and Great Lakes area--have sewer systems that regularly overflow into water supplies during heavy rainstorms, mixing dirty and clean water and sometimes requiring mandatory boiling to make contaminated tap water safe. A heavy rainfall preceded the majority of waterborne-disease outbreaks in the U.S. over the past 60 years, says Dr. Jonathan Patz of the University of Wisconsin at Madison...
...serve students cookies and talk stuff out;” rather, our group consists of 30 student volunteers who are specifically trained to counsel individuals on such topics as sexual assault, suicide, grief, relationship difficulties, and, yes, even depression. Most importantly, Room 13 exists as a safe space for students to come down and talk about anything and everything that is on their minds without fear of being judged or lectured. We do not claim to be licensed therapists, but we are supervised by clinicians at both University Health Services and the Bureau of Study Counsel, we make referrals...
...safety, neither Wang or Shanahan said they felt they were in danger. “I haven’t felt unsafe,” Wang said, explaining she is able to avoid the protests because their time and location are known beforehand. Shanahan said she also felt relatively safe, but added “I will say walking by the Sorbonne [Monday] was a slightly unnerving experience.” “The makeshift barriers have been replaced by a very permanent-looking metal barrier which blocks you from entering the cafes leading up to the main building...
According to the flyer, undergraduates A.J. Kennedy ‘07 and Danny P. Lane ‘07, who are both members of the Safe Campus Initiative (SCI) drafted the flyer. Students formed SCI—a club with chapters at several Boston-area schools—recently to advocate for the bill, according to Dan E. McAnulty, a 2005 MIT graduate and SCI member...
...says TTF member Rachel K. Popkin ’08. But she and fellow advocates insist that case-by-case arrangements for transgendered students have not been enough, as evidenced by Eric’s case. The University, they claim, must formalize its policy to make the community a safe space for all. TRANSWHAT?In an informal survey, FM asked 25 students what they thought the term “transgender” means. Many said that a transgendered person is “someone who’s changed their sex,” or “someone...