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...Lowell Dining Hall, Ayogu meets with students from his engineering class, working on a project that lets patients in developing nations self-diagnose via text message. He stops, every few seconds, to wave to a friend or chat with a classmate. He seems to know everyone. And he doesn??t even live in Lowell House...
...family members confidently predict that she will someday become President of the United States. According to Martha L. Brown, Lam’s mother, her inbox was filled with congratulations to the future President following news of Lam’s Rhodes Scholarship. “She doesn??t take herself terribly seriously,” she says. “She’s an excellent listener, a diplomatic person, and is just really well-liked...
...worry that the academic side can lose sight of ever implementing the ideas it generates and that the activist side doesn??t always have the same research capacity,” he says. “So I’d want to find something that’s at the center of these...
Despite his accomplishments and his ambitions, Bakker is also quick to deflect credit from himself, and he often drops the names of others involved in these organizations. “I think the best work is done collaboratively, and the college environment doesn??t always teach us to work collaboratively,” he says. “Extracurricular activities have been so meaningful to me during my time here. There’s definitely an element of competition at Harvard that dissolves when you start working on human rights issues...
...chill and funny and easy going,” says Finkton’s girlfriend, Alexandra L. L. Almore ’12. “He is also passionate, hard-working, and intelligent. He doesn??t come off as a know-it-all or haughty...