Word: seniorities
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Class Day tradition continues to evolve, as each class adds its own touch. Since last year, soon-to-be graduates head to the Kong for the first senior event. The Class of 1999 had such a good time at its 99-day kickoff that it launched a second one at the 50-day mark. Both times, seniors made their way to 1236 Mass...
...while it's not up to Harvard to police Coop prices, some seniors said there are steps the University could take to help with Senior Week costs...
Zachary W. Norris '99 said an up-front senior event fee included in tuition would help the situation...
...there is a second view of Harvard that only infrequently finds its way onto the editorial page but is commonly voiced in the dining halls and by senior gift representatives. We are Harvard, says this view; Harvard is its students. Those who take this view do not usually dispute the litany of institutional complaints voiced by the first group, but seek to de-emphasize them. Sure, it's annoying that the institution with the $11 billion endowment is too cheap to pay for a student center, or even a decent Springfest band. But Harvard rightly remains...
...Advising-Senior surveys consistently show that while the quality of academic advice varies dramatically across concentrations, the level of personal advice is uniformly low. The system works well for those who are in small concentrations, have parents or older friends who know about the University and who are personally independent. It works badly for those who are academically unsure of their choices and those who have (or run into) serious emotional, friend or family problems...