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...Yorkshire. Partly as a result of this cozy tutorial, Ruth passed her high school-level exams at nine. Two years later, she won a scholarship at St. Hugh's College, scoring first in a field of 530 candidates on the university's entrance examination. Harry moved her into an off-campus rented flat, which he shares as academic coach and Praetorian Guard...
...chosen not to register as an official student organization. According to coordinating committee member Kia D. Alexander ’08, the group utilizes off-campus meeting space provided by a sympathetic alum at 45 Mount Auburn...
...with their classmates, there are virtually no opportunities—short of fleeting moments at the activities fair—for meaningful interaction with upperclassmen. Most importantly, the advising first-years receive in choosing their first semester courses is often lacking; proctors who are new to Harvard and many off-campus advisors have no more knowledge of Harvard’s courses than do the first-years themselves. Informal academic advice from upperclassmen would nicely supplement formal advising during the first week, not to mention the fact that upperclassmen would be able to give freshmen a general orientation to Harvard...
AMHERST, Mass.—Charged with crafting a scheme to defeat both New Hampshire and the Mullins Center’s larger surface, Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 opted for a two-pronged approach: practice off-campus on Olympic-sized rinks during the week, then unveil a speedy and newly constituted fourth line better suited for the ice sheet come game time...
...system designed to facilitate our studies here. The vast majority of students elect to live in the Houses—and the College provides these accommodations—because they make our lives as students easier to manage; even financial aid recipients have the option of renting off-campus rooms rather than using their aid to pay for room and board at the College. In a random sample survey conducted by DormAid in November 2004, it was found that approximately 70 percent (with a margin of error of 7 percent) of students on-campus do not believe that economic disparities...