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...want to accomplish—things that I did not experience at Harvard—will help me map out my post-graduate life. My past regrets will guide my future priorities. I am most disappointed, for example, that I did not have an “international experience?? or learn a foreign language fluently. I wish I had joined a community service group, like CityStep or Strong Women Strong Girls. And ever since seeing the Ghungroo show, I’ve wanted to learn more about South Asian dance.So, next fall, finances permitting, I will be living...
...slap-stick, and some of them are very slow-moving, and then some of them just have some meth addict running around on stage,” Pope says of the play’s variety. Although one can receive what the producers call “a seating experience?? for $20, this frenetic mix, which will take place in the Adams House Pool Theatre at 7:30 p.m. from Thursday through Saturday, can be seen by students for only $3 ($5 general public). “But,” Mitnick adds, “it?...
Incorporating practical classes like positive psychology—courses that teach students to enjoy their college experience??into the new core curriculum might be a step in the right direction. Unless they change their mindset, Harvard’s stressed out students are unlikely to suddenly wake-up and appreciate the amazing opportunities available on campus and in the Boston area. While a creative social events board might produce activities that are interesting to undergraduates at Harvard, students whose plates are full with other obligations will surely not be in attendance...
...club just this year, he is no stranger to the social benefits of wine. As a co-founder of an “underground port club” at Leverett House, joining Vino seemed like the logical next step. But Klempner says he has “little experience??more than none, but not much more.”No background in wine tasting is necessary for Vino membership. “I had always really liked wine but knew little about it,” Co-President Jennifer L. Stachowiak writes in an e-mail...
...come for a specific scientist, others come for the squash team, but most, I wager, come for the fulfillment of definition “b”: a network and a job. In all of Harvard’s history, these two aspects of the “Harvard experience?? have blossomed in a symbiotic, cyclic relationship; students mix with their exemplary peers, who benefit in their professional life from their Harvard connections, which in turn elevates Harvard’s reputation yet again.Eventually, however, that reputation can become divorced from reality. We Harvardians love to think that...