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...really smoothly.” “Ask Me Anything,” this year’s Freshman Musical, opened yesterday at the Agassiz Theatre and will run through tomorow. The Freshman Musical is an annual show that is entirely written, directed, performed, and produced by current first-year students. This year’s show, with lyrics by Megan L. Amram ’10 and a script by Alexandra A. Petri ’10, tells the story of an advice columnist on a quest for true love. “In passing, someone randomly suggested...
...move away [from] some of the heavy emphasis of drinking activity and make it more student-friendly,” said Law School alum John Thomas “T.J” Duane, the original brain behind HL Central. Duane is big on student friendliness: As a first-year law student, he founded the group to generate a “positive vibe on campus.” The organization, whose board is composed of a mix of students and alumni, hosts many widely-attended events, like its Charity Bash, generating an enormous amount of revenue, said Duane...
...that’s impressive. When you get that respect from your peers at early age, it shows a lot.”Agreeing with the coach, the captains emphasized O’Connor’s attitude and never failed to not run out of compliments for the first-year star.“He’s such a nice kid. I couldn’t say a bad thing about him if I tried. Everyone on the team respects him far beyond his wrestling ability, and everyone is so happy for him when he does well...
...transfer of control of Mass. Hall from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) to the University’s central administration, this coming September will be the first move-in day in over 80 that freshmen won’t move into the top two floors of Mass. Hall. However, this should not be looked upon as a beneficial consolidation of freshman housing. Discontinuing the long tradition of housing first-year Harvard students in Mass. Hall both undermines the building’s long tradition of housing students and indicates a sad transfer of energy away from the integration...
...Japanese studies. The letter seeks “not only to laud the professor’s qualities as a teacher and mentor, but to make a case for the field of Japanese pre-modern history and its relevance to contemporary times.” Jeremy A. Yellen, a first-year graduate student in the PhD program in modern Japanese history, said that all areas of Japanese studies will “take a hit” when Adolphson leaves Harvard. “Even those who come here to study modern Japanese history come here because of Harvard?...