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...sent each of us a letter entitled “Slow down: Getting more out of Harvard by doing less.” The letter speaks at great length about the need for students to enjoy their time here, spending less free time in myriad extracurricular activities and more unstructured time being with friends and doing what they love. Lewis writes, “The human relationships you form in unstructured time with your roommates and friends may have a stronger influence on your later life than the content of some of the courses you are taking...
...make a perfect student center? An astounding 110,000 square feet, the MAC could have work-out facilities on the lower floors, and the upper levels, currently housing droves of inefficiently laid-out office space, could be used for student recreational space and student extracurricular offices...
...that its implementation will lower Houses’ sense of community and contribute to increased theft. In the light of a potential serious assault, their fears seem trivial. Houses are effective in establishing House community through House-sponsored social events and already accommodate outsiders who often convene for various extracurricular activities. Moreover, limited universal keycard access during the day, first granted over a year ago, has not been correlated with any increase in crime in Houses between those hours. These other arguments, however, are mere sideshows to the safety issue...
...well as being a devoted scholar while at Harvard, she was also active in numerous extracurricular activities. Particularly she was involved in several performing arts groups, including Gunghroo and the Kuumba Singers and service programs organized through the Phillips Brooks House Association. She was also an active member of Harvard’s South Asian Association...
...arrange in the spring to provide dining privileges to the groups that begin their activities before upperclass registration. There is no reason to make fall move-in more difficult for those students willing to give of themselves to maintain one of Harvard’s greatest assets, its vibrant extracurricular life...