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...their winter gear over the summer may find this holiday season a bit colder than usual. A large number of Kirkland House students—about two dozen, according to two Kirkland House seniors who have volunteered to gather complaints—are still without the clothing, furniture, and dorm paraphernalia that the Watertown-based company Collegeboxes promised to deliver to their doors in September. Three months later, students have had to complain repeatedly to Collegeboxes and threaten legal action against the company, and only now have they begun to recover—or at least be compensated for?...
...loveliest genre of all is the drunken photos. A growing number of Harvard undergraduates have a penchant for posting photos of themselves and their friends guzzling from beer funnels or passed out on the sticky floor of a sweaty dorm room in Currier House. The captions for such photos usually involve the phrase “OMG was so EFFIN’ trashed DO NOT REMEMBER THIS AT ALL,” or something along those lines. This sort of thing has always puzzled me. What is the value in that pre-hangover photo, and what memory does it preserve...
...loss of barely three academic days is more than compensated by a restorative and relaxing Thanksgiving with your family at home. Harvard students may live away from home most of the year, but Thanksgiving is a time to be with family and loved ones, not in a dorm room in Cambridge...
After a long Monday night of raging at Z-Square, you stumble back to your dorm and realize you have a response paper due in a few hours. What to do? You have to do the reading and (gasp!) think about it to write a response paper, right? Think again, Poindexter: here are a few simple guidelines that will have you churning out response papers faster than the e-recruiting process turns out d-bags...
...part of it for financial reasons.” The UC members also criticized the cost of printing and copying, for which many peer institutions do not charge, and the $1 laundry fee that goes to fund HoCos. Because low income students are more likely to use dorm laundry facilities, they disproportionately fund HoCo budgets, according to material distributed at the meeting. Culley also identified the difficulty of paying other fees that some students may overlook. Noting that replacement fees for lost student IDs can reach up to $40, Culley said pointedly, “Forty dollars is half...