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Harvard frequently touts the prominent role of the Phillips Brooks House Association on our campus, and rightfully so. Students work on dozens of projects for thousands of hours every year. This ethic translates into commitments past graduation as well, with serious competition for positions in service programs like Teach for America, which has been summarily kicked to the wayside by the Bush administration. Another service program sought out by students leaving Cambridge after four years is AmeriCorps—yet its size has been halved by congressional Republicans, despite Bush’s promise in his 2002 State...
...time when the American image is rapidly degrading abroad. This is a part of Kerry’s larger vision to inspire service to America as a normal part of the average citizen’s life, to better the lives and improve the safety of all Americans. The ethic of service that is so strong at Harvard will be expanded to the entire country and expanded in our own lives past graduation...
...Unquestionably, Hana leaves a legacy of the most remarkable work-ethic I have ever coached,” Delaney-Smith says. “I see how my freshmen admire and try to emulate that. There’s nothing a coach can do and say that will have more effect on the younger players than seeing Hana work hard everyday. That’s a life lesson in my opinion...
Player says, “People don’t understand about mental illness. They think the homeless have a degenerative Protestant work ethic.” Quite a mouthful for 4 a.m., I say. “Whatever,” she says. “I’m a Social Studies concentrator...
...much has changed in 10 months that have since passed. Fully acclimated to the collegiate swimming scene, Cromwell has blossomed into a top weapon for the Crimson thanks in large part to his additional maturity and unceasing work ethic...