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Gerver said the downpour—or the stains—of her Commencement failed to dampen her friends?? spirits that...
Whitaker, who serves as editor of the magazine, met Alter, a columnist and senior editor, when they were both comping The Crimson in the winter of their first year at Harvard in 1975. They’ve been friends??and colleagues—ever since...
That shouldn’t be the point of college. I mean, even the admissions officers tell you that the time you spend chatting with your friends??not the hours you spend in class—constitutes the most important education you get at Harvard. I am reminded of all those times I said, “Hey, man, I’d love to come [insert fun activity with friends here] with you guys, but I’ve got to study for this quiz…” Too often, I’ve been...
...professor-saucy undergrad subplot a tad familiar. But Barnes swears “there was no particular Harvard hanky-panky in my mind.” Rather, she explains, “College is a time when a student can leave home, go to a new city, make new friends??omit entire sections of a life. Invent an entire history...
...kind of used to the bare minimum,” Kessler says. “But that doesn’t mean it’s not annoying and not frustrating.” Kessler’s biggest frustration has been difficulty in accessing sports facilities and friends?? rooms. She found a way to participate in crew this year, but she can’t visit friends who live in Holworthy, Stoughton or Matthews...