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...team tournament field, which contests its quarterfinals the weekend prior. Meaning Chu and Cahow, and their Crimson teammate, Canadian team mainstay Sarah Vaillancourt, for that matter, will not get an extended break from ultra-competitive hockey until mid-April at the earliest. “I just want to enjoy the last few weeks of my season and get the most out of it as possible and maybe try to extend my college career,” said Chu, a seven-year member of the national team program and veteran of two Olympics and three World Championships. After missing last...
...Harvard, because there’s so few of us. You’re learning a lot of leadership skills within the program that are unique to the ROTC experience, that you couldn’t find in other activities. And that’s essentially why I really enjoy this, because I feel like I get a lot out of ROTC that I couldn’t find elsewhere.”And for Garmendia and others, the color guard at Lavietes was just a step in continuing to publicize ROTC among the bright and talented future leaders...
...dramatic changes. I think last year was the best fundraising year of all time at Harvard. Certainly those figures suggest that alumni remain very supportive and engaged with the University. I really look forward to interacting with alumni—it’s something I enjoy. There’s a lot of exciting things going on at Harvard that I want to tell them about. I know a lot of them already, and it will be fun to see them in my new role and be able to talk about more than just Radcliffe, and I look forward...
...assumption that freshmen can only enjoy themselves at upperclass parties is misguided; in fact, many freshmen would rather go to a fun, intimate party in the Yard than knock on doors in Houses looking for a party that will admit them. Moreover, the belief that freshman parties are doomed from the start just because they are dry is incorrect. Freshmen have been known to attract some older students to their soirées, and alcohol still makes an appearance at many a freshman bash despite the fact that it is prohibited and not reimbursed...
...confines. For those who do, it’s unclear exactly what these $100 grants are intended to pay for. The primary expense associated with hosting a college party is alcohol, which is not allowed at freshman parties. Sure, freshmen could go out and buy a Finale cake to enjoy with a small group of friends. But the UC isn’t in the business of providing scrumptious study breaks—proctors are. The UC party grants are designed to create some semblance of a normal college social life, something that freshman generally cannot provide without violating College...