I'm gay. There, I said it.The more inclusive and trendy term these days is "queer," and I mean no slight whatsoever to bisexuals or anyone else, but growing up, I associated queer only with its somewhat-antiquated original meaning, odd or bizarre.
Conventional wisdom among those who run in conservative circles is that there exists a vast conspiracy within the homosexual community to overthrow the imposed moral values they have graciously developed for our society-starting with the children!
I don't like the Bush Administration, but that's OK. Everyone's entitled to an opinion on issues, and while I may disagree with them on virtually everything, clearly there are a large number of people that support Bush.
The summer before my freshman year was a contentious time for my mother and me. We had been butting heads with increasing frequency as we both prepared mentally for my heading off to college, the first time I'd be spending more than a few weeks away from home.
According to TIME Magazine, Karl Rove, George W. Bush's political adviser, "carries in his briefcase a laminated card to help remind him of the central dynamic of the 2004 election." This card has bar graphs denoting the voting trends of the last few presidential elections.
On Friday, April 15, the Endowment Task Force of the Social Justice Committee of the Union Senate presented its proposal for Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) to the Brandeis Board of Trustees Investment Committee Chair Dan Jick and Brandeis Treasurer Jeff Solomon.The task force was created two years ago to persuade the Board of Trustees to invest a portion of the Brandeis endowment Portfolio explicitly in Socially Responsible Funds and Stocks.
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