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...want me to leave Northwestern ’cause it was great...My mom is happy everyday that I came here. She is as in love with Harvard as I am.7.FM: Any big plans for the rest of your time here at Harvard?CD: Try and enjoy, my days are numbered. It’s something you sort of realize when you are a senior. Just sort of enjoying my senior year. Just, you know, just go out with a bang.8.FM: And plans for the future, post-graduation?CD: Play in the NFL. That is my goal.9.FM: Yale wanted...
...1990s, “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.”Welcome to the Harvard College Women’s Center, whose current offerings—free photocopying for student organizations and free coffee—complement the mild and pleasant decor. Indeed, students of all persuasions enjoy the comfortable atmosphere.Rafael A.P. Miranda ’09 goes to the Center every Friday to work on organic chemistry problem sets, unfazed by its gendered name.“I feel so comfortable coming in here,” he says. “It’s not a problem...
...after the election, Bush stated his intention to use the new Democratic majorities to seek a reauthorization of the big-government No Child Left Behind act, and to pass the immigration bill that conservatives have strenuously opposed for the past year. It is also likely that he will enjoy Democratic support for expanding his profligate Medicare prescription drug bill. Given the degree of responsibility he holds for the party’s current political state, his new turncoat attitude is completely outrageous. Republicans must make it clear to President Bush that if he wants an ounce of support during Democratic...
...admissions administrators, who no longer force Jewish applicants to do battle against a stereotype designed to prevent them from succeeding. In the Ivies of the future, Asian students will make up increasing numbers of alumni applicants—a highly courted demographic to top schools. They may eventually enjoy the same prize Jewish students have won; first, to gain a seat at the table without adhering to American stereotypes, and then, to use that power to redefine the conception of what it is to be American. But a major roadblock to Asian-American empowerment is that same old stereotype, imposed...
Parker Norcross, her buddy J. Z. Crowther, and friend (who she actually dislikes) Neesa Barnett are all generally unlikable but strange enough to enjoy for a brief while—sort of like real live Harvard students...