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Every profile glows with descriptions like “dynamic,” “overwhelming,” “fascinating,” and “happy.” Kaden seems particularly smitten with her number-four pick, a kid from the IOP named David: “Constant thoughts about study groups and liaisons, forums and speakers, spill into dinner conversations and family chats on the beach during winter vacations,” Kaden writes. “I know this all too well since he’s my brother. Call this...
...when I heard about the party this summer, that she was throwing it, the girl cracked open a door that had long been shut tight. I thought I really might break The Streak. Why not? I’d just turned 21, I wasn’t a kid anymore, and goodness knew I could stand to loosen up a little. More importantly, I felt like I’d been given a rare chance to revisit and possibly change the past—I’d be surrounded by the people I knew long ago, before...
...said. “It was my job to keep him off the offensive boards. Which I obviously didn’t do, and I take full responsibility for that. It was just a lack of effort, lack of toughness on my part. He’s an athletic kid and a good player, but he shouldn’t have gotten as many rebounds as he did.”The loss was Harvard’s first in the three games played between the two squads.“It’s disappointing,” Stehle...
...amount of money available to clubs through UC grants, which last year distributed $210,000 to student groups.Riley says that empowering students will take candidates who are approachable and open.“It will take the kind of leadership that’s willing to talk to the kid sitting alone in the dining hall,” Riley says. Petersen says that Haddock and Riley have the characteristics that will help them act as a bridge between students and the UC and College leadership. “John’s a teddy bear. Annie Riley...
...skaters see the tape and laugh. Their coach sure “had a lot of hair,” back then, and he wore “some tight pants.”But step back in time, and Donato’s just a giddy, round-faced kid dancing down the aisle to Contestants’ Row, pumping his arms above his head and wrinkling his white, tucked-in T-shirt that reads, “I’ve got the answer.” Towards the back of the studio, rowdy cheers erupt from his Harvard...