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...wish everybody luck in the post-college real world, whether you pursue fame or a quieter life. And if you ever need inspiration, it just might be hanging on the outside of your cup.Sachi A. Ezura ’08, a Crimson magazine editor, is a sociology concentrator in Eliot House...
Three days before walking the stage to receive their own share of honors, a few members of the graduating Class of 2008 gathered in the Eliot House dining hall Monday to celebrate a new initiate.Former University President Lawrence H. Summers arrived nine minutes after the event’s scheduled start time, and was swiftly rewarded with testaments from students who took the podium to recall the high points of his presidency and professorship. The recollections ranged from Summers’ work on financial aid, to his support for undergraduate student events, to the famous appearances at student dances that...
...came into focus when I least expected it to—not when doing things I had always hoped to do, but during the most routine and seemingly mundane moments. I had missed bumping into old friends for a brief conversation between classes, cheering on the Celtics in the Eliot grille, and late-night snacking at the Kong. I had missed enjoying old jokes with my roommates in the dining hall, hearing the card swiper call everyone who walked in for a meal “my baby,” having a friend ask me if I was free...
...Emily C. Ingram ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a government concentrator in Eliot House...
...running the show for Leverett House at the Senior Olympics. This winter, when the women’s hockey team soared to No. 1, Eliot’s housemaster, Lino Pertile, inspired a regular army of housemates to cheer on the team’s large Eliot contingent. We had towels made with a crimson “Domus” on them, and Lino and his wife Anna and dozens of Eliot residents made the trek to the Bright Hockey Center to cheer on our housemates. That sense of community with athletes—of support, shared accomplishment...