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...manufacturer,” Levine said. “It’s not something you do on your own.” Among the sites and services affected by the recent outage were the my.harvard portal, FAS Web sites, and FAS e-mail accounts. Sectioning for Expository Writing 20??the mandatory freshman writing class that initially required enrollees to section by midnight Friday—was also impacted. That deadline was extended to 3 p.m. Saturday due to the incident, but not before causing concern for some freshmen. “I went to a few other...
...hate it to this day. If it hadn’t been for the Lampoon, I would not have had one good memory or experience out of Harvard.” Before Saturday night, the Lampoon was putting out place settings for “somewhere between 15 and 20?? guests, but they were also “expecting a bunch of random people to pop up,” Arbes and Davenport say. The identities of the crashers were impossible to discover, given the Lampoon’s typical semi-secrecy...
...tried to enroll in a series of high-level chemistry courses, but he was not immediately accepted because he had never studied calculus. “What I gained at Harvard was extraordinary grounding in the physical sciences,” said Kornberg, who eventually took both Chemistry 20??which is still offered at Harvard today—and the Chemistry 11/12 series. “Kornberg had an off-scale intellectual curiosity,” said Nobel Laureate and Emeritus Professor of Chemistry Elias J. Corey, who taught Kornberg during his sophomore year...
...there are two things we can easily do here at Harvard. First, we can educate ourselves about Iran and raise awareness about the struggles our counterparts face on a daily basis. Seventy percent of Iranians are under the age of 30, and 50 percent are under the age of 20??much of the country is made up of young people like us.Second, we can leverage the power of Harvard University to let Iranians know that they are not alone in their struggle. By organizing events to show support for the Iranian people—some of which just...
...Wildcat win was Daigneau’s second shutout of the season—he blanked Brown, 2-0, on Nov. 20??and it was, without a doubt, Harvard’s biggest win of the season...