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...Rebecca A. Kaden ’08, a Crimson editorial writer, is an English and American literature and language concentrator in Kirkland House. She does not, unsurprisingly, enjoy a nice meal à-la-HUDS...
...bridge a holiday to a weekend qualifies as an absence or vacation day. But over the decades ponts have become a kind of de facto entitlement. Since most businesses are reduced to skeleton staffs during such periods, bosses long ago decided to give in, close shop and enjoy the extra time off along with everyone else...
...hours after a terrorist attack is too early to get things done on long-term issues.” Summers added that it would be valuable to develop simulations for government classes, which he said would benefit tremendously from the hands-on learning environment. Audience members seemed to enjoy the event on the whole. Jarret A. Zafran ’09, president of the Harvard College Democrats, said he found the event to be both interesting and important. “The next administration will have to deal with these geopolitical issues, which will be among the top three...
...detach the two.” In 2007, Ho received an Artist Development Fellowship from the Office for the Arts (OFA) and Office of Career Services for intensive study of modern dance in New York. “[The fellowship] helped me see that this is something I really enjoy and want to keep doing,” she says. “It was really important to me because if I hadn’t gotten funding, I would not have been able to do it.” Ho, who has also given back to the arts community...
...When I first entered Harvard I was confused because I found different selves yearning to do more,” she says. “I took an Ec class and found the approach was intuitive. I loved my analytical self. There was the musical self too. And I enjoy poetry that brings out my creative self.”“I’ve spent four years at Harvard trying to reconcile all my different selves and trying to realize that these could co-exist,” she adds.Coming to Harvard hasn’t been...