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...number of performances were really outstanding??it’s hard to narrow it down,” Harvard coach Jason Saretsky said. “Overall, I thought it was a great meet...
...from that girl in section who tries to relate everything to Schopenhauer to those guys in your entryway who never leave their room—managed the bizarre alchemy of the Harvard application and transformed a plethora of extracurricular and curricular achievements and one or two “outstanding?? essays into an acceptance letter.Yet once you get to Harvard, this sequence has another name: The Comp. Apparently, those who make it into Harvard find the process of writing extensive applications, undergoing interviews, and waiting for long periods of time so stimulating that they feel compelled to replicate...
...Washington last Friday that the U.S. benefits from attracting the best and brightest international students. She added that studying in the U.S. exposes foreign students to American values.The initiatives for international students include the creation of a new Fulbright award to fund the graduate studies of “outstanding?? foreign students in science and technology, Hughes said. She also described plans for college and university leaders to travel abroad this year to promote American higher education in several trips to be organized by the State Department. Hughes added that the government will try to increase the number...
Melissa Dell is the paradigm of the athlete-scholar, well-rounded and academically outstanding??basically, what all Harvard students strive to be. She’s even humble about it. In the end, Dell says, “it comes down to what you’re really passionate about and what you believe.” It’d be trite coming from anyone else, but Dell somehow makes it sincere...
...really, really delighted to get to see them under a competitive situation,” Harvard coach Satinder Bajwa said. “I think we have two players who are really outstanding??and who can really compete at the collegiate level...