Word: jal
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...match up with those held by Harvard. As we leave Harvard and go our separate ways, we need to remember that Harvard's ethos is only one among many, and that lifelong happiness will only come when each of us finds a place with an ethos we can share. Jal D. Mehta'99, a social studies concentrator in Eliot House, was executive editor of The Crimson...
...wasn't enough for Geoffrey C. Upton to complain about Boston's "White" station, Kiss 108; now we have Jal D. Mehta spouting about Boston's "black" station, Jam'n 94.5 (Opinion, Jan. 25). Both writers seem to agree that each of these stations represents a lack of "integration" in Boston's radio market that reflects a corresponding lack of integration in Boston's social world...
...Jal D. Mehta '99, a Crimson editor, is a social studies concentrator in Eliot House...
News Editors: Adam S. Hickey '99, Jal D. Mehta '99 Night Editor: Elizabeth S. Zuckerman '99 Assistant Night Editors: Georgia N. Alexakis '00, Stephanie K. Clifford '00 Feature Editor: Molly Hennessy-Fiske '99, Story Editors: Georgia N. Alexakis '00, Stephanie K. Clifford '00, Abby Y. Fung '99, Jal D. Mehta '99, Laura C. Semerjian '99 Design Editors: Debbie J. Lee '01, Sung Hee Moon '00 Sports Editors: Zachary T. Ball '99, Bryan Lee '00 Editorial Editor: Geoffrey C. Upton '99 Photo Editors: Ronald Y. Koo '00, Samantha A. Goldstein '00, Aparna A. Sridhar '01 Business Editors: Jeremiah B. Mann...
While I can understand some of the reasons why so many choose to work in these highly-paid fields, I often wish that talented and creative Harvard students were more inclined to strike out in less-traveled directions. Thus I was happy when I began to read Jal Mehta's exhortation to his peers to consider using their intellects for the public good (Opinion, Oct. 16); it would be great to see more Harvard students continue their public service work after graduation...