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...Chang.As an undergraduate at Yale, Chang majored in East Asian Studies. She first considered dermatology, at the behest of her parents who wanted her to pursue a “serious profession,” but she says she “[could not] even get herself interested in basic-level chemistry.” After Yale she mulled over law school and then enrolled at the Kennedy School of Government, where she pursued a Masters Degree in Public Administration. It was during this time that it became apparent to Chang that she needed to write. She began by taking...
...with some girl. They hate me.”The founders of b.good, Anthony Ackil and Jon Olinto, conceived of the contest as a way to include a customer in the restaurant’s opening. A previous contest had determined the name for b.good’s basic burger, now called “Cousin Oliver” after the cousin on “The Brady Bunch.” This time, the founders challenged patrons to explain why they would be the “best cousin” to their fledgling business...
...from the famed McDonald’s All-America team; and even longer before she paced the Ivy League in assists, became Harvard’s most dangerous scoring threat, and led the Crimson women’s basketball team to an Ivy title, Holsey accomplished something far more basic, wonderful, and gratifying. “I played with all the boys in the neighborhood and beat them,” she laughs. Holsey, who returns to the floor for her final collegiate season, can do it all. She shoots, slashes, passes, and leads. A “combo guard...
...alums return to watch the game and to see old friends. I hope you will join them. Unfortunately, this can also be the most dangerous day of the year for students at the College. I wanted to write you about some of the events planned, and about some basic issues of safety...
...extending the UC’s support beyond student services, the resolution recognizes that our community ultimately has a responsibility to those who serve it, and thus lends its support to basic measures of dignity, honesty, and respect for these people...