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...clear sense of the event’s purpose or scope. People who came specifically for the party seem nonplussed. With no clear idea of where the center of the event is, they opt for either standing in tight groups or heading for the bar. I choose the latter and pin down one of the Adult Swim reps. After allowing myself to get plied with goodies (Dangerdoom and Adult Swim posters and stickers), I learn that the reason for the unusual venue is a question of status. Ross and Robert can’t hold events on campus, since they?...
...your lesson. 7. Improve your people skills: Why is it that so many successful politicians start out as teachers? Probably because teaching forced them to get comfortable working a crowd. Teachers must learn quickly to captivate their audience and minimize the shenanigans of any wise-cracking troublemakers. Concerning the latter, Ruchira Saha, a co-director of the Harvard Program for International Education (HPIE), admits that “you’ve got to grin and bear it—and that really toughens you up as a person.”6. Share your love of learning: Close...
...said. “It’s always a game of who makes the fewest mistakes and who stays the most consistent.” In a sport that punishes chance mistakes and rewards consistency, Johnson has done little of the former and a great deal of the latter, and it was reflected in his approach at the Singlehanded Championship. The top four boats at the Championship are invited to nationals. Johnson took home the grand prize thanks to his consistency.“I continue to try to stay consistent, and I know that...
Clark led Harvard Business School (HBS) for a decade before stepping down this summer to become president of Brigham Young University-Idaho, an 11,000-student college affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints...
...Harvard field hockey team, the 2005 season has been one of streaks. The defense has played spectacularly the whole way, save one hiccup against Duke. But coming into Sunday’s Ivy matchup against Cornell, the Crimson had also lost four consecutive games. Unfortunately for Harvard, the latter streak wasn’t broken in Ithaca, N.Y. The Big Red (6-4, 4-1 Ivy) downed the Crimson (5-6, 1-2) 2-1 on Sunday afternoon as Harvard found itself on the wrong side of another close contest. Five of the team’s six losses this...