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...connects college students and recent graduates with job opportunities, as a response to their own need for career guidance. And while Sahagun, a Visual and Environmental Studies concentrator, enjoys working at least one or two hours a day on the site during his free time, it is also an outlet for his creative juices. “I have a business side to me, but most of all I would say I’m creative,” he says. “What I do stems from creativity.” Sahagun’s friends agree that...
...Despite Edwards and Puchtel’s lack of PT on the pitch, Puchtel can still ball on the hardwood. For now, this is the only outlet for his competitive drive, and the only opportunity to somehow remember the limelight of yesteryear...
Merkle, meanwhile, opted for the independent route and nabbed herself a great internship without any help from the Harvard Democrats. “I had always been interested in politics, but more as an observer,” Merkle says. At Harvard, she found her democratic outlet at the IOP during her freshman year, making connections that would eventually give her the opportunity to spend her summers interning for the Patrick campaign. But watching Patrick go from virtual unknown to hometown hero doesn’t have Merkle preparing herself for a career in politics just...
Broken stiletto heel while strutting down Broadway? Cat fights at the designer discount outlet? Harvard alumna Claire S. Sulmers ’03 has been through it all and lived to tell about it in her blog “The Fashion Bomb,” accessible through her personal website, clairesulmers.com...
...that mission is sometimes a difficult task.For the Brattle and WHRB, it seems that the mission is to function as a significant artistic presence within their immediate communities. Some Harvard students can see a little of that mission in themselves, and a non-profit consulting job can combine an outlet for creative aspirations with financial security. For Phillips, the money is worth the sacrifice, and for others like Haddad, the notion of “selling out” may be beside the point. “My interest in the arts has not been compromised...