Word: procrastinatorã
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...really over.” However, Brittney R. Lind ’11 was more skeptical about the change. While she said she likes the idea of “having a longer break around the holidays,” she described herself as “an incorrigible procrastinator?? who gets most of her work done during winter break. Though as a current senior she won’t be affected by the changes, Dana A. Stern ’09 also said that she liked Harvard’s current calendar...
...Anne-Marie Zapf-Belanger ’09 is concerned about finding her place at Harvard, she need not worry. In her unusual Craigslist post, she has already displayed some natural predilections common to Harvard students. First, like many of her classmates, Zapf-Belanger is a procrastinator??it was her “pesky” Expository Writing paper which she was avoiding when she wrote her post—but she is also a go-getter who knows what she wants...
...procrastinating if life deems it necessary. Perhaps first and foremost, Harvard students are adept at adaptation and so it would come as no surprise to learn that the procrastinators of today had become the planners of tomorrow. Until then, though, my only plan is to live up to the procrastinator??s creed that Harvard has, for better or for worse, taught me all too well—to put off until tomorrow what I can get away with today...
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