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...their tastes online through playlists and creating their own downloadable radio-style shows. In this way, they might take away the power of radio and other traditional tastemakers in shaping tastes.” Slater, a government concentrator in Winthrop House who will graduate from the College Phi Beta Kappa in January, has worked at the Berkman Center for the past three and a half years. He is the first undergraduate ever to be named a student fellow at the Berkman Center. Several people, including professors, have even called the law school and asked to speak with...
Forty-eight seniors received a much-awaited letter last month informing them of their election to the Harvard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest undergraduate honors organization in the United States. James F. Coakley ’68—secretary of Harvard’s chapter, Alpha Iota of Massachusetts—said that there are three rounds of elections for each class. The first round occurs in the spring of junior year, the second one in the fall of senior year, and the last round during the spring of senior year. Within the Class...
That said, this Mather House senior has a merit badge most of us don’t. Jones was one of 24 juniors inducted into the Harvard chapter of the national collegiate honors society, Phi Beta Kappa, last spring. Quite a twist, if you consider her humble beginnings here at Harvard...
...tailgating rules will not have a large effect on the weekend. But other students said they find the tailgating regulations frustrating. “I think tailgating is a big part of the whole Harvard-Yale experience,” said Ian M. Gore, a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Yale. “The weekend is a time for all the students to bond together, and I feel like the new restrictions are just making that more difficult.” Gore added that while his fraternity is not planning to throw a party the night before...
...knew early on what he wanted his profession to be. In the freshman register, he listed his future profession as “economics professor,” according to the secretary for the Class of 1943, Galen L. Stone.Manne graduated from Harvard as a member of Phi Beta Kappa when he was 18 years old. He then served in the Navy during the last years of World War II. Soon afterward, he worked at the RAND corporation, an Air Force think-tank. There he formed many relationships with his colleagues—including Nobel laureate Harry M. Markowitz?...