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...Scene” are of a different breed, entirely. They’re like young Cary Grants—they don’t understand the concept of a “women’s center,” but they love to “fete on?? attractive Harvard women by cooking them gnocchi. They even attend the Westminster Dog Show and wear “dangerous” ties. How cool is that?The women of “Scene,” although underrepresented in written verbiage, are equally incredible. They only...
...team started their “run-on?? to the stage, hopping, somersaulting, and cheering into their opening formation, a dramatic diagonal line. Fists raised, the team punched the air, as a medley of Neyfakh’s favorite Andrew Lloyd Webber tunes streamed from the boombox to the right of the stage. While the rest of the team cartwheeled and posed in perfect synchrony, Green stuck her solo handstand with the help of teammates Dolan and Thompson. “Jesus Christ Superstar” transitioned dramatically into the grand ensemble number from Cats...
...other professor I’ve had at Harvard,” says Fox, “and it’s really nice to be able to go one-on-one with the professor. It’s also fun to have something that’s hands-on??it’s a nice break from reading and writing papers, and I really like the subject.”While filming and critiquing are essentials of the class, the syllabus holds a lot more in store for the students. Many of the classes involve watching...
...Turn Your Cablight On?? outlines a complete strategy. Women should spend 15 hours a week on their pursuit, she says; you can’t expect success unless you make your love life a priority. Smiling is good, and so is showing a little “vulnerability and openness”—that’s the way to make a relationship more than a flirtation...
...fact is that many of the issues that our campus politicians are running on??like improving undergraduate education, or the construction of a student center, or adequate student group office space—are things that the administration ought to be doing anyway, but doesn’t really need to do, because this is Harvard. The yield will always be high and the admissions rate will always be low, regardless of lousy sections, lousy social life, and a perceived lack of amenities. Why? Because of the iconic crimson H, enough U.S. presidents to field a baseball team...