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...Every student that came in, every piece of driftwood that floated up to his shore??he had a vision of what they could be,” Ellen Szabo recalled. “He had this infectious joy in believing that every one of his students would do something extraordinary...
History and literature: “Quincy dining hall, also known as either the Ellis Island of the dining hall world—give us your poor, your tired, your huddled masses...the wretched refuse of your teeming shore??or, to the less historically savvy, the worst dining hall in the world, is in need of more improvements than possibly can be suggested within these scant margins...Food shortages occur in Quincy House with a frequency that has not been realized in the United States since sometime in the 19th century...
Among students, Harvard’s policy concerning alcohol and rape fields various responses. Almost all feel that the policy, which states that a woman who has been drinking is not able to legally make consent, is justified, but some feel that it, in Shore??s words, “screws guys over.” “In an ideal world, it’s both parties’ responsibility, but the responsibility as a matter of practice rests more in a male’s hands. If the policy stops someone from engaging in something...