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LGBT Rights Lecture by Ex-Israeli Army Member Draws Controversy

Lee Hiromoto, an openly gay ex-Israel Defense Forces soldier, spoke at a presentation last Wednesday called "Out in the Middle East: Gay Rights in the Middle East," hosted by the Smith Israel Alliance. However, Hiromoto's presentation, detailing his experiences as a gay man in Israel and the IDF, sparked controversy among students from Justice for Palestine, who felt the talk contained an anti-Arab slant.

President Christ Writes for Global “Perspectives” Series

President Carol Christ recently contributed to the "Presidential Perspectives" Series, a project launched by The Association of International Education Administrators to explore university presidents' views on international education. The idea proposed outcome of series is that "presidents listen to other presidents.

Clinton Helps Reestablish U.S.-Burma Diplomacy

For the last several weeks, world news has been focusing on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her visits with Burmese opposition party leader and Nobel Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, marking a new milestone in the stagnated relationship between the U.

“Smith Titties” Reclaims Nothing

Women's bodies are a source of timeless fascination, almost culturally clichéd in their status as something to be Looked At. The process of reclaming the female body is difficult. Because women's bodies are a source of shame and fascination, we want to reclaim them. Full story

Smith DJs in the Spotlight: DJ Dolly and DJ Medium

When seniors Emily Morris and Cathryn Mattimore began DJing on WOZQ 91.9 FM, they joined because of their mutual love for music. Since then, their weekly show, "The Grab Bag," has evolved into much more than a showcase for their favorite songs. On "The Grab Bag," which airs from 8 a. Full story

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