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...careers in alternative energy and the arts, a panel on dealing with rejection, and a workshop geared toward adjusting your plans if an offer falls through are just several of the events being sponsored or co-sponsored by OCS this April. Additionally, the new “Crimson Careers?? jobs and internships database does much to streamline the process of searching and applying for jobs and internships outside of eRecruiting. The effect of these structural changes and additional offerings is profound: OCS is finally effectively assessing the needs of all undergraduates, not just those who are interested...
...many of Harvard football’s seniors, The Game is the culmination of their careers??careers that likely began well before they first entered the gates of Harvard Yard. But for senior defensive end Peter Ajayi, football was something he only fully cherished once hitting the grass—now turf—of Harvard Stadium...
...conservatism, aside from tax breaks. She made known her disgust for the high-falutin’ language of elitist Ivy League types. In his VP pick and his election-cycle shenanigans, McCain fell back on the knee-jerk style of conservatism upon which less worthy Republicans have built their careers??the kind that pooh-poohs intellectualism and favors the worst sort of unenlightened notions...
What all of these self-proclaimed “campus leaders” have in common is an uncommon sensitivity for their future electoral careers??and a remarkable ability to speak (or write) prolifically without actually saying much...
...worried that there are kids out there who would be great at Harvard who are not going to make it out of high school,” Fitzsimmons said. Harvard’s approach then, he said, includes talking to students ever earlier in their academic careers??as early as middle school. According to Fitzsimmons, the elimination of Early Action and the exemption of families with incomes under $60,000 from parental contribution to tuition are aimed to convince prospective students that Harvard “isn’t a club for the rich...