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Kessler uses a wheelchair to get around, so while the elevator was being fixed, Kessler??s friends had to carry her up and down the stairs so that she could go to class and lunch...
Experiences like that one explain Kessler??s advice to incoming freshmen with disabilities. “Make friends with big, strong people,” she says. Otherwise, you might run the risk of becoming a prisoner in your own room...
...were old and not handicapped-accessible. “I guess I’m kind of used to the bare minimum,” Kessler says. “But that doesn’t mean it’s not annoying and not frustrating.” Kessler??s biggest frustration has been difficulty in accessing sports facilities and friends’ rooms. She found a way to participate in crew this year, but she can’t visit friends who live in Holworthy, Stoughton or Matthews...
...member of the administrative staff with professional and personal commitments outside of Harvard, I have mixed emotions to Judd B. Kessler??s recent column (“The 168-Hour Week,” April 8). My knee-jerk reaction to the statistic that students spend seven hours a day on academics is “so what?” One could argue it’s your job and as staff, we work seven hours a day (or more). Students at Harvard Extension School plus graduate students are juggling full-time jobs and family lives...
...spent eight months working on the screenplay. The script never got produced, but now Kessler??s resume had Spike Lee’s name...