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Paul A. Gusmorino ’02, who attended Horace Mann with Shira, said he has fond memories of performing with her in the school’s production of Guys and Dolls. Gusmorino described her as “a very loving person?? who brought passion and thoughtfulness to everything...
...suggests that if the Z-list does fulfill “institutional needs,” it does so in a broad sense. She says admissions officers might Z an excellent physicist or lacrosse player if that person??s talents filled a gap in the class...
...suggests that if the Z-list does fulfill “institutional needs,” it does so in a broad sense. She says admissions officers might Z an excellent physicist or lacrosse player if that person??s talents filled a gap in the class...
Maybe it’s blindingly obvious, but I am constantly being reminded that cancer is so much bigger than any one person, even a Harvard person??any researcher, any doctor, and certainly any soon-to-be-graduate with nothing but a lot of anger and frustration. It has eluded the most brilliant minds the world has produced. Are your post-grad plans to change the world starting to make you feel important? Go walk the halls at Dana-Farber and listen to people’s stories. It will put things in perspective for you. It will...
...particular reason. Michael Jordan is an unambiguously great basketball player, and he is a celebrity because of that; however, Jordan will remain a celebrity after his skills have declined beyond recognition (which may in fact have already happened). The magic of celebrity is that it transcends a person??s qualities—a man or woman can then be famous just for being famous (Carson Daly comes to mind...