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After chatting for a while, Matt invited me up to his room. Actually, it’s possible I invited myself. Details are not important. After entering his surprisingly small common room, I saw two things: a hookah (his roommate’s) and a bunch of books (his). Upon closer inspection, I found a box of questionable health food containing an assortment of good-for-you delights—including dried prunes. He told me his mother often sends such packages. Far from being disgusted by this Grape Nuts-loving momma’s boy, I found Glazer?...
...internationally recognized award, the only event for which the University allows its buildings to be filmed, helps Harvard as well. “Harvard’s associated with the Hasty Pudding and the Hasty Pudding’s associated with Harvard. It’s a bunch of teenagers and people in their early twenties who devote hundreds and hundreds of hours to producing a farcical show. It’s a testament to both organizations that it’s gone on as long and as successfully as it has,” Ma says...
...just another symptom of their culture of arrogance—image over substance.” And he went further. “Everybody in the business knows just how little Harvard students work,” he asserted. “They’re essentially a lazy bunch. A lot of them aren’t even that smart...
...Fiorina led from the front. She came from sales, not engineering, and she looked the part, from the tailored clothing to the new Gulfstream jet she was soon using. "I told her that rock stars were probably not going to be accepted by a culture that's understated, a bunch of engineers," says Hagberg. "She's a salesperson, and she liked the limelight." But Fiorina kept her distance. Unlike her predecessors, she rarely ate lunch in the cafeteria or mingled with HP staffers. "She rubbed a lot of people the wrong way," says a former HP executive. "HP was data...
...gone back to high school memories to wonder about what happened in our halls—about why there were always so few girls in AP physics or in the schools’ student government, about why this bothered everyone so much that when I was a junior, a bunch of us staged a day-long walkout and rally to bemoan gender inequality in school. The most controversial aspect of the rally was that we posted “ratios” around the hallways, such as “ratio of males to females who have been student body...