By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI
February 22, 2012
Real talk: last week was a frustrating week to be a feminist. We saw abusers glorified, women silenced, and reproductive rights denied. A look back:
Chris Brown’s “comeback:” The week got off to a bad …
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By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI
February 10, 2012
The recent news about the real reason Yale quarterback Patrick Witt “turned down” a Rhodes Scholarship interview to play in this November’s Harvard/Yale football game has, inevitably, prompted another look at Yale’s much-discussed policies for handling …
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By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI
February 9, 2012
On Saturday, Dr. Ann Olivarius, YC ’77, SOM ’86, JD ’86, delivered Sex Week 2012’s “For God, For Country, and Sex Week: How Sex Education Fights Sexual Misconduct in Court and On Campus” keynote address. Olivarius’s …
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By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI
July 26, 2011
If you haven’t heard of Internet semi-sensation “whitegrlproblems,” think of her as the oversharing Sylvia Plath of the Twitter age. Sassy and self-absorbed, Babe Walker’s “whitegrl” offers a daily complaint – about her …
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