Word: frosh
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...event kicked off celebrations for “Gaypril,” the month of pride for the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA) featuring a dance, a pre-frosh weekend table and an Institute of Politics seminar, according to BGLTSA Political Chair Mathew C. Dewitz...
...frosh weekend, Richard T. Halvorson ’03, a philosophy and government concentrator in Pforzheimer House, dragged the people he’d met that day to meetings of the Harvard Secular Society. Raised a Catholic, Halvorson was fascinated by Buddhism and secular humanism in high school, yet Christianity beckoned. Halvorson, drawn to what he saw as the historical validity of the New Testament and the answers it offered to his philosophical questions, made a decision to become a Christian the summer before he arrived at school...
...announced to the 20 students in attendance at the first meeting, held March 12 in Loker Coffee House (“the closest thing to a diner on campus,” according to the co-presidents). The two also have big ideas for pre-frosh weekend, when they want H-LOGS members to host pre-frosh from Jersey, and hope to have a booth at the extracurricular fair. “We want diner trips too,” Jobbins says, “to real diners. The ones that are open all night.” Bowling trips...
Students who received good news yesterday will descend on Harvard later this month during pre-frosh weekend, scheduled for April 20-22. The admitted students must send their decision to Harvard’s admissions office...
...opportunity to travel to a foreign locale, thus eliminating America’s strident underage drinking laws and enabling students to wreak havoc on their livers as they have never done before. There are bright-eyed high school senior girls (think of all the romance that is Pre-Frosh Weekend—for an entire week! and in bikinis!) for the guys, and older men staking out the beaches and hoping to play the role of temporary Sugar Daddy for the girls. Most important, though, is that students can assume anonymous identities—choosing to drop the H-bomb...