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...once had lunch with him basically on a dare from his roommate, who had known Cho in high school. The goal was to see if they could make him laugh. "I didn't know him," says Moore. "We'd try to talk to him, but he'd barely respond ... so one day my roommate challenged himself to get him to talk to us. We told him a joke." That day, they actually extracted a chuckle. But to other students, to know him was to fear...
...trouble understanding American conversational norms. “He didn’t understand at first that when someone sees you in the street and asks ‘how are you?’ it’s a form of greeting.” The FIPper would respond as if the greeting were an inquiry, pouring out his every concern while his interlocutor walked on by.“AN INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY NOT A FOREIGN SOCIETY”Woodbridge believes that experiences like these highlight a need for a body that provides internationals with opportunities to integrate themselves...
...wins the Democratic nomination. One of the more surprising $2,300 contributions to Obama came from Anne Gergen. She is the wife of Kennedy School Professor of Public Service David R. Gergen, who has been an adviser to four presidents—including Bill Clinton. Professor Gergen did not respond to requests for comment on whether he too is supporting Obama. Support for Clinton was diffused throughout the University. Arthur I. Segel ’73, a professor at the Business School, and Shauna L. Shames ’01, a Ph.D. candidate in the government department, both donated...
...fact that the military is conspicuously missing from Harvard’s undergrad campus, the armed services are rarely counted among the various niches Harvard graduates fill in the job market. Donald M. Coates ‘07, an NROTC midshipman, says that although some fellow students respond positively when they find out he plans to enter the Navy, others aren’t so encouraging. “Some people ask me ‘Why are you doing this, don’t you feel like this is a waste of a Harvard education...
...know him," said the student. "He was quiet." But a roommate who had known Cho in high school in Chantilly suggested during their sophomore year that they ought to try to bring Cho out of his funk. "We'd try to talk to him. but he'd barely respond. So one day my roommate challenged himself to get him to talk to us. We told him a joke." Cho did laugh that day, according to the student...