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...explains. Seems Harvard ain’t the place to get your lovin’. Most of these marshals have had relationships outside of Harvard, ranging from Luke’s “most beautiful rodeo queen in Wyoming” to Deanna’s Boston University grad. Not that there’s anything wrong with Harvard’s men and women, but the focus seems to be more on friends and social groups, as Harpaul points out, not on long-term relationships. He admits, “I haven’t even been...
...more radical aspects of Waldorf education—for example, the aversion to competition, the policy on teaching reading relatively late in child development—in an increasingly accelerated society. Ironically, the fact that I go to Harvard—according to my high school principal, the first grad to do so since the mid-1970s—gave these parents irrefutable, all-purpose validation that something must be working...
...you’re going to grad school, right...
...come to an elite institution to have the privilege to choose what you want to do in life,” Austin said. “True, most of my friends are either consulting or in grad schools now, and many are happy with what they are doing, which is the most important thing. I’m teaching, and I like what I’m doing...
...course, Bowles could wear the pink suit and still not flank her on gender. Women greet the Harvard Law grad and former Secretary of both Labor and Transportation like a rock star. By hiding a steel magnolia under a sweet one, she puts powerful men at ease while racing past them, a trait many women could...