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...dust settle. But needless to say, every silver lining has a dark, foreboding cloud around it. When you arrive at these Senior Bar events, you can never forget for a moment where you are. Just before the bar opens, a collection of strange “seniors?? you’ve never seen aggressively festers around the entrance to the bar, licking their lips like Pavlov’s dog to get their grubby fingers on a few nibbles of the shitty free food. It’s not “Senior Appetizers,” buddies...
...seniors??one in five in the class of 2006—signed in last Sunday at Senior Bar, armed with nothing but a government-issued ID and a neon yellow punch card. A mere 65 made it through the first five events. Eventually there will be only a handful left. It’s Last Senior Standing, the garishly alcoholic offspring of Senior Bar and Singled Out. The definitely not-Harvard-affiliated Senior Bar Committee has organized the tourney (see www.seniorbar06.com). And from Sunday to Thursday, the participants brave financial and emotional costs ($8 for wine at Grafton...
...more about sparking debate about giving back to Harvard. I’ll provide the flint; you be the tinder. We’ll see if we reach the same conclusions.Some seniors wonder why Harvard needs another $10 after extracting $160,000 from their parents. In truth, however, these seniors?? qualms with the Gift campaign extend much deeper than money alone. Indeed, the first point that detractors and proponents of the Gift campaign determine is that the amount of money donated via Senior Gift doesn’t really matter. In fact, it does. A $250 donation can?...
...that Princeton crew that kept coming up frustratingly short last year? The Tigers were No.1 to start the season, and Princeton showed all of its muscle in a dominant performance at the Head of the Charles Regatta in the fall. The Tigers’ varsity entry consists of eight seniors??almost all of whom raced in the varsity eight that fell to Harvard three times last year...
...Laibson ’88, an EPC member. Even if the legislation passes next month, Laibson said, it is unlikely that the Class of ’09 would be affected by the move to postpone concentration choice. But all current students—with the exception of seniors??may have the opportunity to list a “secondary field” on their transcripts. “I would hope that even students who are currently juniors will be able to have secondary fields,” Laibson said. However, the full Faculty...