Word: graduationã
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...demanding a low tuition. Additionally, potential students are often deterred from entering these fields by the fact that their graduates do not traditionally enter high-paying jobs. On the other hand, the Law School and the Medical School have high tuitions with the promise of rewarding salaries after graduation??a situation that creates a significant burden for students who wish to enter lower-paying public service positions and may have difficulty paying off loans...
...Crimson ended last year with a defeat of then-No. 1 Dartmouth in the first annual NCAA Women’s Frozen Four, to lay claim to third place in the country. But like every year, Harvard has had to deal with the loss of many key players to graduation??this year, though, the problem is bigger because of the Olympics...
...rather than being creased and tucked into the back pocket of one’s blue jeans, they have made their way to the marquis of college dorm rooms—front doors, common room walls, magnetized refrigerator sides. Their headings read “To Do Before Graduation?? or “Top Ten Must Sees” and are followed by a list of activities so thorough, so positively guide-booky, that they would make any Fodor’s writer proud: picnic on Boston Common, visit Walden Pond, walk the Freedom Trail, take a Duck...
...have another full year in school—and a few more after graduation??and will be spending much of the next several months writing a thesis in medieval history. There’s a war on now, and I know that while I’m reading royal charters in the basement of Langdell, horrible things will be happening halfway around the world. I can’t be sure whether the path that I have chosen is the right one. But I am certain that the attempt to apply “an intangible version...
...nostalgia. But for the senior Crimson columnist, nostalgia can be deadly. It can compel writers to spend 800 words waxing poetic with nonsense about first-year friendships forged over Annenberg’s Fried Cusk. Or it can lead to a “Fifty Things to Do Before Graduation?? piece, which invariably makes asinine suggestions like “Camp out at the Arnold Arboretum,” or “Swim across the Charles,” or, perhaps worst of all, “Attend an Ec-10 Lecture.” Such columns...