Word: extracurriculars
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Some people come to Harvard to further their galloping ambitions. Some come looking for intellectual challenge. Some come in search of themselves, or to change the world, one extracurricular at a time. Some come looking to make their first million. And some people come to Harvard looking for any or all of those things—and they find...
...closest thing to a diner on campus,” according to the co-presidents). The two also have big ideas for pre-frosh weekend, when they want H-LOGS members to host pre-frosh from Jersey, and hope to have a booth at the extracurricular fair. “We want diner trips too,” Jobbins says, “to real diners. The ones that are open all night.” Bowling trips, laser tag and a viewing of the Atlantic City-based Miss America Pageant were also proposed...
...Stephanie J. Dorvil ’05 said some of her extracurricular activities had taken her to the Quad—and it wasn?...
Professors who serve as section leaders not only have a more manageable number of students, but were given money to arrange social events and extracurricular activities for the section...
...should leak it to the “outside world.” Second, students could get firmly behind the proposal to list the average grade for every course on their transcripts. Third, students could recognize that they can either do outstanding academic work or engage in more extracurricular activities than a yacht-load of Congressmen, but probably not both. Harvard students are incredibly bright, but there is only so much time, energy and attention to go around...