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...list of 10 things I wish I learned sooner (to the extent that I ever really learned them). As Oscar Wilde once wrote, “The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on.” So, in this spirit of altruism, follow the random musings of a senior with too much time on her hands:1. Writing a thesis is a good thing. Yes it’s painful, sure, it’s horrible, and yes, I went through at least one week without sleeping, showering, or eating...
...there’s one thing I’ve learned in this business, it’s that your senior year in the Ivy League is the most important,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “If he can continue his strong play and follow up on the little weaknesses he has, I think he’s a very legitimate prospect.”Dawson’s chances may be upped by the recent increase in Ivy players making the pros.Former teammate Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 is entering his sophomore season...
...repertoire. When on a postdoctoral fellowship in Derry, she had no way to make music, except her voice and a plastic flute. She learned to use the flute, and pursued Sean-nós, a traditional form of Irish singing. As she says, “I try to follow all my stars, my intellectual star, my artistic star, and hope those stars converge into one.” While embracing the magic of what she studies and creates, Chadbourne is also an educator and a scholar. In discussing her work with students, she says...
...next CEO of a Fortune 500. Despite several nights of such extracurricular activities each week, HBS students still find time to make it to class. Even after one particularly rowdy night with the HBS Canadian Club at Mantra, a trendy Boston club, almost every student was present the following morning in Aldrich Hall, Room 11, section E’s home base. “Sleep gets sacrificed,” says section member Seth B. Blackley about the HBS lifestyle. According to Kim, section E usually has 11 80-minute classes each week, in addition to study group sessions...
...think young philosophers should follow their nose,” he said. “It’s good for philosophers to be interested in all kinds of neighboring disciplines and what’s going on around philosophy, not just what’s going on inside philosophy...