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...Creamer ’09, the incoming president of HSA. “He’s supportive without being intrusive and very good at managing the professional and personal side that you get at HSA.” Tennant spends a lot of time with his blockmate, William B. Hauser ’08, who is the current president of HSA. One might think that all those hours spent together would occasionally aggravate some latent tensions, but the two have yet to come to blows. “I honestly can’t remember a single time...
...would have a manager, but I refused to have one,” he said; instead, he is working on his degree during the school year and performs mostly during the summer. Koh also has a passion for cooking that goes beyond yogurt, according to fellow Cabot resident Hyungjin B. Kang ’08. “He was able to conjure a traditional Korean dish, bibimbap, just with the daily offering from the dining hall,” he said. The cello and human rights stuff is great, Bong-Ihn. But the yogurt thing is still kind...
...student life in may different fields.” It was not clear when Brandt will take over the deanship. A spokesman for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, of which GSAS is a part, did not return a phone call seeking comment last night. —Christian B. Flow contributed to the reporting of this story. —Staff writer Samuel P. Jacobs can be reached at jacobs@fas.harvard.edu...
...numbers that distinguished her, though: she’s been nominated for captain every year since she was a freshman. “I’ve never seen anyone with her kind of passion for the game, her work ethic,” teammate and longtime friend Katie B. Rollins ’09 says. “In practice, she’ll dive in the end line to beat someone in a sprint. We’ll finish a scrimmage during practice and the game will be tied, and she’ll want to keep playing...
Student entrepreneur Chen B. Fang ’10 currently funds laddertoheaven.com, a site where users can share good deeds, with the money he earns from three jobs. This spring, a new undergraduate business competition may provide him and other innovators on campus with some much-needed cash. Yesterday marked the official launch of “I^3,” the Imagine Invent Impact Harvard College Innovation Challenge. The competition will award $80,000 in cash grants and provide up to $40,000 in services for students to pursue innovative ventures. Michael Segal...