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...event was supported by 16 on-campus organizations: the Asian American Association, Asian American Brotherhood, Asian American Women’s Association, Chinese Students Association, Korean Association, Korean International Student Association, Harvard Philippine Forum, Harvard-Radcliffe Asian American Christian Fellowship, Harvard Vietnamese Assocation, Hong Kong Society, Indonesian Students Association, Japan Society, Organization of Asian American Sisters In Service, Taiwanese Cultural Society, Singapore and Malaysian Association, and the South Asian Association...
While Dudley House does not house all affiliated students, 32 of its undergraduates live in the Dudley Co-op—which is classified as on-campus housing but maintains a greater element of independence and individuality...
...does has a high turnover rate, with about 10 students leaving at the start of this semester, as students graduate or move on to off-campus or alternative on-campus housing...
Having taken 10 years off after her freshman year at Harvard to play professional tennis, Erika R. de Lone ’05 returned to Harvard and lived off-campus. She was affiliated with Mather House but notes, “Everyone else was pretty much on-campus so I felt like more of an outsider. Dudley is more inclusive and a great option to have...
...mail lists—love them or hate them, any student the least bit involved in an on-campus group most likely relies on them. And there have undoubtedly been times when students wish to get together and make their own list, be it for a study group, an unofficial student group, an entryway, or a blocking group. Thanks to the Harvard Computing Society (HCS), now anyone can create an e-mail list. We applaud HCS for taking the initiative to open mailing lists to the entire student body...