vanderbilthustler WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2014
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VOL. 126, ISS. 15
How a student-led initiative with a presence outside of Rand is sparking conversations about the true state of campus diversity BY SAARA ASIKAINEN News reporter --------------------
A student movement that emerged at the end of March, Hidden Dores presently seeks to provoke productive discussion about the minority experience at Vanderbilt. The movement’s goals include addressing issues around race and diversity at the administrative, academic and student life levels. So far, Hidden Dores has organized two photo days in which students were invited to have their photo taken with a message written on a whiteboard.
The messages generally address these issues on campus, often through the lens of personal experiences. On Thursday, April 10, Hidden Dores also organized a “speak-out” public event at the Wall. The movement does not have official leadership positions because it hopes to remain open to anyone, but as a measure of students actively involved, approximately 20 people are in the Hidden Dores GroupMe, a group text-messaging application. — Continued on PAGE 2
OPINION
CollegiateACB and Vanderbilt’s rape culture A single anonymous online thread concerning an alleged rape at AEPi (and its attempts to out the victim) shows that rape culture is alive at Vanderbilt
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SPORTS
Football’s Johnny McCrary finds home The freshman quarterback faced tragedy in his first three semesters at Vanderbilt, but his football family helped him perservere
LIFE
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Unemployed? You’re not alone
If you’re still searching for work come graduation, the Center for Student Professional Development can help you land the job you’ve been looking for
PAGE 12 PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY BOSLEY JARRETT / THE VANDERBILT HUSTLER