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Cookie Monster loves to eat cookies, and nothing else. Even the best intentions shouldn’t be grounds to repeal that law of the universe. Regardless, the few certain things in my life are dwindling, so Tiger Woods better keep winning and Quadded freshmen better keep rationalizing. Otherwise, I’ll have no other way to keep my grasp on reality...
...Derenoncourt ’09 said a few weeks ago after she found out that she was not invited to serve on the committee that she still planned to participate in the review somehow. In addition to Dowling, the other faculty members on the committee include Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman ’67, Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd, Mather House Master Sandra R. Naddaff ’75, and Eric M. Nelson ’99, a government professor and former UC member. In an e-mail sent yesterday to all Harvard undergraduates, Smith...
Beginning at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning, eager freshmen may open their doors to find themselves faced with a concrete-loving Matherite or a suburban Quadling. For the first time in recent memory, Housing Day news—both good and bad—will be delivered to the Class of 2011 by residents of their future Houses. In lieu of volunteers from the College Dean’s office, who have delivered the letters with housing assignments in the past, student House Committee (HoCo) members will assume the role this year. Over the past two years, several HoCo chairs have...
...very difficult to repeat,” head coach Jenny Allard says. But if the Crimson softball team is going to win its second Ancient Eight title in as many years, there will be a few subtle keys to its success. First, how well the four freshmen are able to fill holes in the lineup will make a huge impact—especially on defense. Second, the leadership abilities of Harvard’s three seniors will determine how prepared this squad is to face the grind of a long 45-game schedule. And lastly, the toughness the Crimson...
...American economists knew almost nothing about Iraq. They were charged with reconstructing its entire economy. And Foote thought that with the tools they had—the free market principles freshmen learn in introductory classes—they could...