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...probably one of the first 2 or 3 people to do this.” “I wanted a six-person suite. They put me in a four person one,” Lamas said. She then posted her technique on a Yahoo! message board for Harvard prefrosh. The message board quickly swarmed with freshmen posting their newly-found information and trying to find their roommates. Those who were unable to find their room assignments by employing the technique sought help in getting around disconnected phones or Google searches that proved unfruitful. According to several freshmen contacted...
...speeches we heard during prefrosh weekend, freshman week, and Junior Parents’ Weekend assured us that we were going to learn more at Harvard from the chats over coffee after class than from the lectures themselves. We might have laughed at first because, well, when was the last time anyone had an academic epiphany at Starbucks...
Ever since I first stepped onto campus for prefrosh weekend four years ago, I’ve done a lot of complaining about Harvard. That beautiful afternoon quickly turned into a frigid night, during which I went to a party that, predictably, just didn’t compare to the one I had attended at another school’s visiting program. I eventually decided to come to Harvard in spite of this less-than-thrilling experience, but my complaining was only getting started. I was lucky enough to live with wonderful roommates during my freshman year. They...
...could try out other public service activities that I wanted to do,” she says, thinking back to the less certain days many freshmen spend seeking their niches in their new and often overwhelming surroundings. In Wong’s case, that spark generated as a prefrosh became a roaring blaze almost immediately. “After my first performance, I knew this is what I wanted...
...really like Sloppy Firsts and Second Helpings by Megan McCafferty...the main character is this smart, cynical, and completely Holden Caulfield-esque girl who is stuck in the suburbs of New Jersey. not so literary, but really entertaining.5. Know Your Audience.On the thread “Summary of your prefrosh weekend”:Here’s the part you’ll be interested in: the A Cappella jam was amazing.6. Spell Check.Here’s a list of what I have read recently1. Invisibly Man by Ralph Ellison7. Don’t Leave.If, for any reason...