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When I entered Harvard as a freshman, I noticed a change in the way my relatives and old friends greeted me. No longer did they ask “How are you?” Instead, they started asking, “How??s Harvard?” Worse was the question that usually followed: “Are you doing well there?” I never seemed to have an easy answer to these questions. Hearing them throughout my college years has forced me to consider what it really means to “do well?...
...After graduation, I expect my greetings will shift back to their usual nature—no longer concerned with “How??s Harvard?” but instead interested in “How are you?” As a class of college graduates, my classmates and I must now answer that question for ourselves, and in doing so I believe we should all draw upon the experience we had here to craft a definition of “doing well” that truly resonates with...
...interesting in history as they are now.13.FM: How quickly can you solve a Rubik’s cube?WS: I am good in two dimensions. I am not good in three. So how fast, the question is can I at all? I don’t think I can.14.FM: How??s it feel to work at The New York Times? Why do you like working there?WS: First of all, I work at home, not at the Times building, though I go in once in a while. What’s it like? What I love about...
...tense.” Which apparently means 3EB fans are ready to look forward.“Why were there 7000 people in Indiana when we just played there?” He argues. “They didn’t come there to hear ‘How??s It Gonna Be.’ That’s not why they showed up.” True. But it wasn’t enough to draw most of the Harvard student body, either...
...occasional beach ball, water balloon, and crowd-surfer passed overhead, undergrads in plastic ponchoes sang and danced Saturday in a muddy Tercentenary Theater to ’90s hits such as “Semi-Charmed Life” and “How??s It Going...