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...Abba-style” band. “Harvard needs a little more bubblegum-pop fun,” he says. Shields says his celebrity didn’t affect his transition to college life, but he admits he suspects some of his “friends?? have ulterior motives. Still, he offers advice to aspiring popstars looking for their big break: “Come to me! I will make you famous...
...this new feature will serve to “out” those fraudulent friending-maniacs is unnecessarily harsh to that unsuspecting student you sat next to freshman year. There are less-cruel features already in place to indicate to curious classmates just who your true “friends?? really...
...Quincy Collective, for instance, has thrown jam-packed concerts featuring student bands. “The Collective has been a place for exciting free shows... Low-lights, small room, a stage with a band, a keg, friends??everything but a smoke machine,” says J.P. Sharp ’07, the Collective’s coordinator. “The bands love it, and trust me, if you come, you’ll love it as a spectator...
Exeter grad, Ivy-leaguer, and Marine. Peter H. Brooks ’06 breaks the mold. The events of Sept. 11, 2001, inspired Brooks—Brooksy to his friends??to join the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) the summer before his first year at Harvard. But after his third year, he decided to switch to the Marines. “I wanted to be more focused on people and training and leading young troops,” he says. Joining the Marines ROTC means joining the grunts—and one of the most...
...friend of mine even had the idea to start “Fun Club” as a way to bring friends??“busy people scattered in many directions”—together for a couple of hours of careless fun. Though everyone may be scattered in many directions for good reasons (i.e. we are all motivated, talented, hard-working people) all of this motivation, talent, and hard work would be a waste without love and support...