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...aware of being, in some sense, a peripheral Harvard Indian-American—or at least one who is still getting her bearings. I had never heard the terms South Asian or brown before college. I still haven??t brought myself to use the latter in regular speech, maybe because in grade school race had predominantly been presented as a negative social construct. Not knowing that I had a color provided a comfortable layer of separation from these discussions. And my perhaps irrational fears of being a stereotype led me to wildly equivocate every time...
...We’ve been trying to keep the working groups focused, to think about ideas and not have the community respond to half baked ideas that haven??t been fully formed,” he says...
...haven??t hit our stride, but I can’t say it worries me,” centerfielder B.J. Szymanski told the Daily Princetonian after the Tigers split a pair with Yale to finish last weekend 2-2. “We’re still confident that we can win a lot of games...
...hold its audience through one intermission, let alone two. But Friday night’s audience was happy to sit through all three acts of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, director Blocker’s rollicking production of Tom Stoppard’s spin on Hamlet. I haven??t seen many Mainstages at Harvard that have been worth recommending, but I’m pleased to recommend this...
...Around all these ambitious people, you need to have a job or you’re considered worthless,” he says as he places his soup firmly back on the table. “I’ve gone to a great school but I haven??t benefited at all.” Without skipping a beat, he sums up his feelings about rejection at Harvard. “It’s hard to feel extraordinary when you’re surrounded by extraordinary people,” he says. “Especially people...