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...tale of extracurriculars on a shoestring budget is all too familiar for most Harvard students: hectic days and nights of hastily planned rose sales and grant applications, all with hopes of raising the couple hundred dollars needed to keep a group alive...
...second objection—that punching a final club is emotionally taxing to the individual—is a silly one. Harvard students are highly capable of taking care of themselves, having learned to effectively manage hectic course loads and extracurricular schedules. Samuel and company should not delude themselves into believing that these students are too delicate to handle punch season...
...just grateful for free coffee, even with the reduced hours. “It’s better than Annenberg,” says Olga A. Moskvina ’10. Melin says life is easier with the reduced hours. “In the afternoon, it was pretty hectic,” she explains. “You’re only one person.” She lifts another tank of coffee onto the counter—after fifteen minutes of charity, the first one is already empty...
...news conference, church bells began to ring.On the short walk to Barker, Faust emphasized her roots as a professor and an academic, telling reporters that she’d spent the morning preparing questions for her Civil War class because she knew the afternoon would be too hectic.“You can tell [my students] I’ll be prepared,” she said.As members of the press hurried into the ornate Thompson Room, a few students and professors hesitantly followed, hoping to witness the first public remarks of the president-to-be.After the conference, the once tight-lipped...
Much as we love to believe our lives to be ever-so demanding and hectic, there’s little reason to think such devices necessary for most of us. While a particularly busy student in a leadership position—the Undergraduate Council President, for example—might derive some benefit from being able to manage his life with a PDA, that is not the case for most...