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...sidelines after guys make a play, saying ‘Nice job, brudie.’”“The best part about Hop is that he does all these goofy things, but at the end of the day he kicks ass in the classroom and he’s a guy everybody respects,” Breaux said. “For guys who don’t play that much, we look at his season and see if you work hard and don’t let your head get down...
...days protesting at Harvard last year before the security guards won any changes for their contracts. Hunger strike organizer Jamila R. Martin ’07 noted the importance of student protests, saying that “most of the time you’re sitting down in a classroom, being taught at... So standing up and saying, I disagree, and having an active voice, instead of being told what the answers are, is really important...
...more mature chai flavor provides a counterpoint to the childishly tactile delight of dipping one’s tongue into the sugary syrup that tops the cupcake. One bite of the simple-yet-refined chocolate and vanilla cupcakes will quickly send the eater back to the days of classroom birthday parties.But Kickass Cupcakes doesn’t limit its clientele to children, trendy tweesters—or, for that matter, humans. At an ideal eye level for their target demographic, baked goods for pets sit on the lowest shelf, betraying no sign of their intended consumers besides subtle labels reading...
...turmoil in the industry,” he says. “I was watching my friends jump back and forth from different companies, and I decided to jump back into academia.” While pursuing his graduate degree at Stanford, Smith continued to work outside of the classroom. He both consulted and coached swimming, which he calls “a different kind of teaching.” Smith says that his most memorable coaching experience came when he persuaded a 9-year-old girl, who “was convinced that she couldn?...
...Another student, Sophie Rengarajan ’10, presented the work she did at Caltech last summer to study the effects of smells on neurons. “I think [research] really exposes you to a side of science you can’t get in the classroom,” Rengarajan said. “It allows students to be a lot more creative.” Attendees also heard speeches from three professional researchers. Edward J. Benz Jr., president and CEO of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, drew from his own experiences as an undergraduate at Princeton...