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...Welcome, junior parents, to Prestige and Mobility’s Alternative Tour of Harvard, the no-holds-barred, kick-you-in-the-groin, leave-you-sterile-where-you-stand, give-you-expired-coupons look at the seedy, “unofficial” side of Harvard. You know, the side you see when Professor Greg Mankiw wears those “pants.” Before we begin, congratulations on siring America’s best and brightest, who will all go on to be president—even the girls...
...start here at the John Harvard statue. Now, it is a famous Harvard undergraduate tradition to pee on the statue. I say, why stop there? Hell, Christian B. Flow ’10 has been looking for a hole in this thing for years. They call this the statue of Harvard’s three lies. Can anyone name them?—Hey, pay attention! No need to look at the chaches in the straw hats, shouting and making bad jokes. They think they’re earning vacations in the Caribbean, but they’re really just...
...this monstrosity, called the Science Center, and thought, “What the hell? That doesn’t look anything like a camera! All I see is a bunch of mediocre girls with rolling backpacks,” then you’d be right...
Last December, President Faust warned the Harvard community that the administration would be taking a “hard look at hiring, staffing levels, and compensation.” In the past, Harvard’s “hard looks” have hit workers hardest, resulting in layoffs, outsourcing, and unlivable wages for Harvard’s service employees. Yet resistance from workers and students has kept Harvard accountable for its questionable labor practices and allowed for the implementation of many policies and contracts that adequately compensate employees for their work...
...forget the awkward glory of middle school social life. Apparently those people don’t live in Pfoho. This past Friday saw the first ever HoCo-sponsored Pfoho Sleepover, replete with scary movies, board games, and gratuitous Britney and NSYNC videos. FM dropped by for a closer look at the pre-pubescent revelry. 11:14 p.m. I wander into a darkened common room as the group of slumber party guests watched “The Ring.” There’s popcorn and cookies aplenty, but only about ten people sprawled around the television...