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...find a vibrant community. “One project just popped up one after the other,” Holding says. “I realized that the artists at Harvard are incredibly engaged, constantly working, and always motivated,” she continued. As she performed on Harvard??s many stages, her hesitancy for theater disappeared. “It seems like I’ve slowly come around full circle,” she says...
...always come from my teachers. Throughout high school my English teacher, seeing something special in my writing, encouraged me to continue writing, and so I did,” says Justin T. Keenan ’10. Keenan, a member of the Harvard Book Review, The Harvard Advocate, and Harvard??s poetry magazine, the Gamut, has seen several of his stories published on campus, and recently submitted a collection of stories as his creative thesis in the English department...
Keenan was honored with Harvard??s Edward Eager Fund Prize last year for his short story, “Snow.” The piece is included in Keenan’s collection, “Alive Enough,” whose stories are set in and around his home state, Kentucky. Titled ironically to reflect Keenan’s emotional and physical state at the time of his thesis deadline, “Alive Enough” addresses themes of melancholic family dysfunction and emotional confusion, presented in subtle, but evocative language. Despite the setting...
Speaking to his academic prowess, Campbell was inducted into the Harvard chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society during his junior year. Entry into Harvard??s chapter requires an outstanding grade point average as well as two heavily weighted faculty recommendations...
...that’s not really him,” Tillman said. “He’s the type of guy who loves to take on challenges and broaden his horizons, and I think that’s one of the reasons why he took to Harvard?? We are certainly thankful that he decided to come this way. We wouldn’t be having some of the success this year we’ve had without him. He’s been a very important...