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...Alcohol Study—whose research was cited in the decision to ban kegs from the Harvard-Yale Game last year—concludes that so-called “social norms” marketing, an anti-alcohol program based on the notion that most college students overestimate their peers?? drinking, does not effectively control alcohol abuse. But some researchers and social norms proponents say the report’s results are flawed, alleging that Wechsler’s methodology is skewed toward a favored outcome...
Hart says his peers?? actions in the protests over the war in Iraq this spring and controversy over the destruction of a penis snow sculpture sparked his desire to speak about speech...
Largely as a result of her peers??and the accommodating Harvard University Police Department—Portman’s acting career and life at Harvard have hardly interfered with each other, she says...
...most cases, the success of Harvard’s students relies on their peers??present, past and future. We are challenged and helped by the students who attend Harvard while we do—in classes, study groups and extracurricular organizations. Graduates of Harvard are a built-in support network for post-graduate work in whatever careers students choose. And if the Harvard name has some “signaling” sway with non-alumnus employers, it’s only because the students who come out of Harvard consistently do great things—lead businesses...
...started fooling around. I wrote about four chapters,” she says. Inspiration was never really the problem—Pottinger says she always knew she could write, she just needed to find the time. She found the time sooner than most of her publishing peers??she had an agent and editor in her early twenties—and this early success is part of her appeal. “I have a lot of teenage readers and readers in their early twenties. My writing style appeals to them. And if they look at my picture...