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...She??s got to support her daughter as well as her education and herself—the struggles that she??s facing in that process are an echo of what is happening to many students,” Joshua Wyner says. He adds that Woo is an exception: “Many of them don’t find a way out of it.” A DAY IN HER SHOES...
...organized the Female Orgasm Seminar. “There’s real empowerment that comes with understanding your body,” said Mellor, a social studies concentrator. “She makes everyone feel good about themselves. That’s what sexuality is all about and she??s involved with that on every level,” said Martha A. Wasserman ’10, a friend of Mellor’s. Mellor’s exploration of sexuality’s impact on society won’t stop with graduation...
...points per game and making the All-Ivy Honor Roll. Her junior year she really made an impact. She started every game, averaging 12 points per game, with 99 assists and 51 steals on the season. It wasn’t just her numbers that distinguished her, though: she??s been nominated for captain every year since she was a freshman. “I’ve never seen anyone with her kind of passion for the game, her work ethic,” teammate and longtime friend Katie B. Rollins ’09 says...
...revamping its high school mentorship program, organizing a career panel, and speaking at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration at Memorial Church. Amara A. Omeokwe ’08, former vice president of ABHW, was impressed by Alford’s commitment and leadership abilities: “She??s very visionary. Whenever she undertakes a project, she really thinks big and tries to do things differently...she??s very passionate about affecting the community that she??s a part of.” Alford’s involvement in Harvard life...
...describe her with is passion,” says Supriya M. Balsekar ’08, co-chair of the WLP. Now Chauhan is applying that passion to different pursuits, such as developing a Web site, www.girlsinleadership.com, that aims to promote leadership among high school girls. “She??s on top of her game,” says Anna P. Brito ’08, her roommate. “People offer advice and pretend to care, but she??s really genuine. I found that hard to find in a competitive place like Harvard...