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...that shouldn’t deter you, necessarily. FM has cooked up a list of student organizations that someone who doesn’t actually go here might want to try out. We promise that every one of these activities is more fun than chilling in a random d-hall. Harvard Pre-Medical Society: We hear they’re doing amazing things with DNA testing today. The Gamut: This all-poetry magazine should be receptive to tearjerkers about a misunderstood unicorn who becomes a societal outcast because of one alleged act. Or multiple alleged acts. Harvard Outing Club: What...
...didn’t really like spinach to begin with, so it didn’t really bother me,” says Andrea L. Daniel ‘09. Put down those iron supplements—it’s safe to go to the D-hall...
...chance to sweatily headbang to *NSync and Kelly Clarkson (and not just alone in your room)? SATURDAY Mammoth postering efforts and that weird playhouse outside the Science Center were unable to draw a crowd to Habitat for Humanity’s Housed party in Eliot. In another d-hall, Hungama and its accompanying South Asian music enticed a sizeable number of dancers until well past midnight! Mini-skirt-clad girls swapped Uggs for thongs (flip-flops, you pervert!) and wandered between parties at the A.D. and Delphic. Jon Carpenter ’07’s birthday in Leverett might...
...forever. We will try to see each other on weekends and keep in touch by phone and e-mail. But, it will not be the same as walking downstairs and asking your best friend if he wants to put on some sandals and grab some lunch in Dunster d-hall. It just won’t be that easy; it will take effort. The question is whether or not we will overcome the “out of sight, out of mind” trap...