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Eight students mentioned academic reasons, four said they felt Harvard undergraduates were ignored and three said they had special extracurricular needs that Harvard could not fill...
Some students turned Harvard down because of misconceptions, Evans said. One student thought a ROTC scholarship could not be used at the college, while another was uncertain as to whether the ROTC scholarship would remain valid. One student feared being restricted to two extracurricular activities...
...administration seems content with a Vance-Owen Harvard, where Jews, Blacks, whites, Asians, Latinos and the rest of us find geographic and extracurricular niches, and no one advances on the others' territory. Learning about each other and living together happily--not just peacefully--are given lip service, but no policy manifestation...
There's a certain notoriety that comes with being the sports editor of The Crimson. You write for the most widely read section of the newspaper, and, on a day-to-day basis, deal with more undergraduates over the phone and in person than in any other extracurricular...
...would people complain, than, about the magazine's contents? Shapiro suggests that the origins of on-campus criticism are one part anobbery, two parts envy: "A lot of people spend a lot of time on extracurricular publications. We get written about in the New York Times." Inside Edge's coverage "creates a lot of jealousy and contempt," Shapiro sighs. "I guess it's inevitable...