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...namely, to create campus-wide events with broad appeal that would help foster Harvard identity. This trend continued through the spring semester, as the CEB choose to forgo campus-wide events in favor of a series of small events with limited appeal. “Campus-Wide Risk?? may be an excellent procrastination tool, but a web-based game is not a “campus-wide” event; Sing-Along nights, though creative, do not have the broad appeal Undergraduate Council (UC) Movie Nights once did; and while “Pimp Yo’ Stein...
Based on Yale’s online version of the game, Harvard Risk??which can be played at www.CEBRisk.com—delineates 64 territories and seven continents on campus to be conquered by students playing for their respective Houses...
...suggest that an established value cannot be maintained in modernity unless it takes on the style and rhetoric of its counter-movement. If an old value cannot be sustained through historical memory, there must be an extremely compelling reason—beyond say, a mostly controllable health risk??for its defense to continue. And if bearers of a cause have to invent new justifications for their beliefs—if they are unwilling to ascribe to (or admit to ascribing to) traditional justifications, they may be out of luck in sustaining their cause...
Harvard conducted its second annual survey of drinking habits in Hemenway Gym on Friday, passing out free Nalgenes, highlighters, Post-Its, and lip balm to student participants as part of a long-standing College campaign to curb “high-risk?? drinking among undergraduates...
...Susan B. Marine, who directs the Harvard College Women’s Center, said that events like “Take Back the Night” are particularly important in a college setting. “The 18 to 25 age group is at tremendously high risk?? of sexual assault, she said. The program, she noted, provides an opportunity for victims to “empower themselves and their friends to survive and to heal from [sexual assault], if it should happen to them.” Amanda F. Guardado ’10, who attended last night?...