Poem: At a Symposium on Fashion in Film, 11/12/11
By SAMUEL HUBER
MARCH 29, 2012
Samuel Huber is a junior in Yale College. He is the Executive Editor of Broad Recognition.
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The Good News: Spring Break Edition
By SAMUEL HUBER
March 6, 2012
Perhaps the most surprising news of the past week is that Rush Limbaugh is still able to surprise us with his tastelessness — Limbaugh hit a new low when he called Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke …
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The Good News: War Against Women Edition
By SAMUEL HUBER
February 21, 2012
Celebrate Black Herstory Month with Ms. Magazine.
Despite the (predictable) resistance from Republican lawmakers and religious groups, a New York Times/CBS News poll recently found that sixty-five percent of voters support the Obama …
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Marriage, Disavowed
By SAMUEL HUBER
February 12, 2012
There were a lot of things that offended me about the True Love Week poster when it arrived in my inbox last Tuesday—Anthony Esolen, the vague and moralizing lecture titles, the very name “True …
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UPDATE: Dean Miller Responds to Title IX News
By SAMUEL HUBER
April 1, 2011
At 7:11 pm, the Yale community received the following message from Mary Miller, Dean of Yale College, in regards to the filing of a complaint by current students and Yale alumni on March 15th. Yesterday, …
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OCR Opens Title IX Investigation Into Yale University
By SAMUEL HUBER
March 31, 2011
Today the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) opened an investigation into Yale University under Title IX in response to a complaint of a hostile sexual environment on the college’s campus. The complaint, filed on March …
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Many Questions, No Antwoord: Deconstructing "Rich Bitch"
By SAMUEL HUBER
March 21, 2011
The fundamental question lurking behind any feminist cultural critique is, “Does this help or hurt the cause?” Last week, South African rap group Die Antwoord released a new music video for the song
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(Reinforce the) Norm This Way: How Gaga's Doing More Harm Than Good
By SAMUEL HUBER
February 20, 2011
If there’s anything Lady Gaga can unequivocally be said to have mastered, it’s the art of the grand entrance. At the 53rd Grammy Awards last week, Gaga was carried down the red carpet in a …
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Berlin's Homosexual Rights Movement: Influences and Legacies
By SAMUEL HUBER
February 13, 2011
For a small but engaged audience on Thursday afternoon, Robert Beachy painted a vivid and illuminating portrait of early twentieth-century Berlin’s oft-overlooked homosexual rights movement, whose evolution and ultimate dissolution established a model for future …
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