With McGaw, Milikowsky and Pusey at the Coalition's helm, they have also helped draw greater attention to already-existing campus events. Last year's Take Back the Night rally--a vigil honoring victims of sexual assault and raising awareness about safety on campus--attracted more than 250 supporters.
Still, the three seniors are less enthusiastic about the University's responsiveness to their concerns. Over time, they say, Harvard has become more cooperative but they wish campus activists didn't have to bear the brunt of the cause.
Probably their greatest victory, though, is the substantial e-mail list the Coalition maintains, as well as the solid 15 to 20 member active network of the group. Next year, after graduation, a strong group of first-years and sophomores will take up the reins, continuing the struggle for women's issues at Harvard.