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...numbers swapped. There are still papers to be written, exams to study for. The dreariness of reading period looms on the horizon, and then, the great unknown. Many of the seniors share a final backwards glance at the long tables and ancient portraits that decorated their past: the first anxious days of Freshman Week, dinners with roommates and dorm-mates, last-minute cramming sessions, and Sunday morning gossiping. Some linger, but most don’t. Trays are bussed, handshakes and hugs exchanged. The Class of 2005 streams out the oak doors of Memorial Hall into the noontime sunlight, ready...
Cross admits that prior to coming to Harvard, she was anxious as to whether or not she would get the amount of practice time she needed. Despite not putting in as many hours as she has in the past, however, the team atmosphere and training style has compensated for the loss in time and also contributed greatly to her success...
...majority of students without an adequate alternative. The sad state of the Harvard social scene is a problem for members and non-members alike: the majority of students are frustrated because they don’t have their own space and the club members are frustrated by the many anxious students knocking on their door and demanding entrance...
...someone else on your radar screen. But as time has gone on, that aspect of our relationship has eased. Our junior year was spent oceans apart. I spent four months in Ireland, he spent the spring and summer in Scotland. That time taught me to be less and less anxious about my brother and more and more happy in his friendship, confident that he was having fun and we were both growing up. A lot of people at Harvard don’t even know I have a twin. Others just know me as Dan’s sister...
...THINK SHARON IS ANXIOUS ABOUT THE WITHDRAWAL...