Hamer discusses causes of homosexuality

“There have been a lot of different theories about why there should be any differences in sexual orientation,” Hamer said. “In the distant past, religious notions were used. Later on, Freud postulated that it was a deviation in normal development.” Hamer also discussed the theory that homosexuality is the result of social learning, or learning from other people. Other theories suggest that differences exist between homosexuals and heterosexuals in certain regions of the brain and in the amount

JC denies hearing to snowboarding club

According to the AAS constitution, a complaint regarding fund-allocation can only be submitted during the semester in which funds were denied, or in the first week of the following semester. “If [the snowboarding club] can find evidence that they couldn’t file the complaint last semester, we can evaluate their complaint now,” said Andre Deckrow ’06, chair of the JC. As a result of this late submission by the snowboarding club, the JC could not hold a hearing in this case, according to Deckrow.

Christianson '85 proves determination prevails

But meeting a person in reality revives the formulaic incarnation conjured by the assortment of facts on paper. Such is the case with Wei Christianson. On paper, Christianson ’85 boasts an education at Amherst College and Columbia Law School as part of her accomplished professional history. Currently a managing director at Credit Suisse First Boston, she has also been a lawyer and had a significant role in formulating major policies regarding the Hong Kong market and Chinese-based companies it l