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...really wanted to address the issue of bi men, and that didn’t work out,” Lepon said. Bisexuality Weeks began on Sunday night, with a screening of the 1995 film, “French Twist.” Ochs said it was important to spread information about bisexuality because bisexuals face unique prejudices. “Bisexuality does not get its fair share of attention when it’s included as one of the letters in the chorus,” Ochs said in an interview before her workshop. “I can?...
...temple to learn about Zen Buddhism, Kim wrote. She added that students will also get to experience Korean popular culture. “Seoul is the birthplace of ‘Hallyu’ or the Korean Wave, which is a new alternative popular culture that has spread through Asia with great force in the 21st century,” she wrote. David McCann, Director of the Korean Institute and a professor of Korean Literature at Harvard, will be teaching a course titled “Korea at 2100,” exploring traditional and contemporary Korean culture and literature...
...Prevention is crucial with dementia, as medicines do no more than alleviate the symptoms for the 200,000 sufferers in Australia and New Zealand. The most common type of dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, is characterized by the spread of sticky plaques and clumps of tangled fiber that disrupt communication between brain cells. Gradually robbing people of their memory, personality and eventually all cognitive function, it typically kills within 5 to 10 years. Apart from the distress it causes sufferers and their loved ones, Alzheimer's is extremely costly: in Australia it drains an estimated $A3 billion a year from...
According to event co-ordinator Rebecca M. Rohr ‘08, Shabbat 1000 originated at the University of Arizona and spread to campuses around the country...
...Michael Elliott's column, "Be Careful What You Wish For" [Jan 23], referred to a new book by political scientist Michael Mandelbaum in which the author argues that the U.S. has provided the world a degree of security by damping down the prospect of global war and opposing the spread of nuclear weapons. But Elliott's piece was simplistic; he omitted historical information about Iran. You cannot offer a one-sided view of the very serious issue of Iran's nuclear-enrichment program while ignoring the reasons that created the current political situation there. Iran is one of numerous countries...