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...owns a $1.8 billion piece of the "social expression" industry, "is often a child's first experience with greeting cards." A billion cards are sent every year, second only to Christmastime, and 85% of them by women. For this we can thank Esther Howland, an entrepreneurial 1847 Mount Holyoke grad, whose father owned a stationery store and who came up with the idea of mass-producing valentines. The Mother of the Valentine never married but did get very rich, racking up annual sales equivalent to more than $2 million today...
North of the Yard, members of the Harvard Law School Students for Obama group spent the day calling voters on behalf of the Law School grad...
...situation at Harvard marks a terrible and regressive tune in an academic institution that otherwise strives for progressivism. Unfortunately, correcting this problem seems to be a futile hope. Even in scenarios in which members of male final clubs hope to make their organizations co-ed, stumbling blocks like grad boards (bodies of club graduates who oversee club activities and finances) impede this process. In 1984, the College severed all ties with final clubs. Since the clubs (specifically the male final clubs) are completely independent from the College, there is no means to force gender equality institutionally. Harvard?...
...It’s not terribly enjoyable,” Kowtoniuk said. “All of the TFs for the chemistry department are grad students, so it takes us away from our research for an afternoon...
...It’s a very sad and tragic case. [Plotkin]’s a Harvard grad who gets a Goldman job and has a good career,” Little said of the former Lowell House resident. “He was working very hard while his friend Pajcin was running around with this scheme...