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It’s the most wonderful time of the year—pre-frosh weekend. And the only thing better than convincing prospective freshmen to come to Fair Harvard is convincing prospective freshmen to come to your bedroom. Here are 15 lines to try around Ice Cream Bash ‘06... 1) Why don’t you just surprise your host and not go home tonight? 2) Want to help me study for Human Sexuality? 3) You aren’t 18 yet? Uhhh...neither am I. Let’s not tell anyone. 4) You look...
Saturday, April 22nd at 2 p.m. in the Leverett Old Library, Mill Street, McKinlock Hall. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office, (617) 495-2222. Regular: $8, Students and Seniors: $5. To many, pre-frosh weekend seems like the perfect opportunity to define what the Harvard artistic community is all about. As varied as the events this weekend may already be, the Harvard-Radcliffe Contemporary Music Ensemble has come up with a performance that will make this weekend’s mix of events even spicier. They’re offering five works in one of performance art?...
THURSDAY Peace, land, bread! Bring your pre-frosh to the Seneca’s annual Red Party at the Roxy. $12 in advance; $15 and a copy of the Communist Manifesto at the door. FRIDAY What’s a great way to lure incoming students to your oh-so-social school? How about no parties on Friday because of the LSATs/MCATs? Instead, check out the Lockdown at Hoffa’s for 7 bucks. Speaking of pre-frosh, legal age in Boston is still 18, cradle-robber. SATURDAY FM still doesn’t know what jollies...
While Harvard lures the world’s brightest high school seniors this pre-frosh weekend with concerts, ice cream socials, and an ’80s dance, departments wooing the world’s top scholars have their own special tactics—flower bouquets, dinner invitations, and even the occasional valentine...
Hyman, who likens B-Line to “speed dating for pre-frosh,” created the program because he felt the Admissions Office’s online chats, which often include over 400 people, were not efficient...