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...stunning blonde with cover girl looks, a model’s cheekbones, blue eyes and a figure that turns heads and stops traffic,” you can’t just settle for anyone. And that’s why some have turned to Harvard Magazine??s personals section to lure a mate with that elusive, exclusive Harvard degree...
...cover story last year about the future of Harvard—specifically, what would Harvard be like in 25 years? It was clear from that story that the future is tough to predict. What was far easier to predict, however, was that Mollie’s future and this magazine??s would be wonderfully intertwined. Her style, her grace, her unfailing kindness even in the face of great, sleep-lacking adversity are all traits the incoming guard will come to know and love even more...
Pete’s good at wrangling free stuff for the magazine??a free afternoon shooting a Glock at a local firing range, a free “herbal vaporizer,” free strippers if ever the need should arise. He also freely dispenses his wit, his charm and his philosophy on men’s fashion. Pete came to FM relatively late in life. But it’s “the only thing on campus” that he reads, so he figured it would be the perfect place to contribute. The FM staff...
According to Paul R. Maasdorp ‘03, co-editor of the magazine, there were several times before when undergraduates tried to start an Africa-focused magazine??but always stalled in the planning stages...
...magazine??s editors say they hope the bi-annual publication will introduce new African issues to many Harvard undergraduates who may not yet be familiar with the nuances of such a huge and complex area...