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...remind people that immigration makes a positive impact,” he said. “People will realize that you can have laws that keep immigrants out, but you will also keep the Yo-Yo Ma’s out.”A 2006 fellow, Vipin Narang, a Ph.D candidate in Government at Harvard, said that the program helps fellows “figure out how to contribute back to the US and also to their home countries, but mostly to America—we are New Americans.” Over the past nine years, thirty...
...Winthrop House, Benjamin A. Black ’05, Sarah E. Curtis ’05, Brian J. Distelberg ’05, Flora M. Lindsay-Herrera ’05, Peter J. Lovely ’05, Sameer Narang ’05, Richard J. Powell ’05, David A. Sola-Del Valle ’05, Julia A. Stephens ’05, and Gretchen M. Weingarth...
...Narang, who sat in deserted Winthrop Dining Hall on a Friday morning. He had spent the previous night at the Quad Formal. “I’m a little bit hungover right now,” says Narang, who recently turned 21. For his birthday, he got last season’s DVD of “The O.C.” and has since been indulging in viewing binges. He also unwinds by playing darts and whiffleball in his suite. And he still manages to sleep eight to ten hours nightly...
That’s part of what makes Narang so appealing, says Leino. “Sameer is like a born politician. He knows how to relate to virtually anybody. For a lot of people who are more shy, he kind of brings them into the fold...
...does the same abroad. It all started the summer after freshman year, when he taught English to children in a northeast province of China. The next summer, he worked for Sport Without Borders, a Paris-based organization. Narang worked with Serbian and Albanian children separated by a river and warring cultures, bridging their differences through sport...