Word: mahan
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...just realized that this could very easily become my lifestyle, day in and day out—not just one crazy year, but my entire life,” Mahan says. “That kind of freaked me out a little bit, and I think I realized over the summer that there was a lot more to life...
You’d think, of all people, former Undergraduate Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05 would have it all figured out. At the very least, you’d think he’d have a long-term plan: law school, probably, then the inevitable promotion to Washington. He might have an internship lined up for the summer on Capitol Hill, or an entry-level position at the Attorney General’s office...
...most of his life, Mahan himself would have agreed—but midway through his term at the UC, something changed...
...came back to Harvard facing another semester as UC President and a host of new responsibilities as a student representative for the general education committee of the Curricular Review. Already disillusioned with the Harvard undergraduate experience, Mahan developed a distaste for the well-worn road he knew most of his classmates would take after leaving the University. Suddenly, the sunny, idealistic face of Harvard loathed the ambitious, pre-professional tendencies of his classmates. Harvard students should be using their privilege to change society, he decided, instead of “perpetuating the status...
First, they used targeted tactics. Collins and Bhatnagar were persistent in meeting with every important insider who would listen to them. Mahan and Terry chose a tactic that guaranteed that every Senior would consider their cause. Adjah and the BSA organized a protest that sent a clear and somber message...