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...onslaught of commercial attention and the bequeathing of pseudo-celebrity status are all too familiar to those who have penned Harvard-centric books in East Asian countries. Though these books tout success stories, for some, Harvard may remain an elusive—but all-consuming—goal...
...free Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra or Dunster House Opera ticket is dangled in front of students, many seem eager to reap the benefits. Hussey chuckles as he tells how eager students often worriedly question the Financial Aid Office when they haven’t been told of their renewed eligibility status. “It’s clear that returning students take advantage of it each year,” says Hussey. NO SUCH THING AS FREE LUNCH Despite the joy the SEF brings to those who are on it, the program can sometimes be a burden to those...
Twelve months ago, Harvard College students elected John S. Haddock ’07 to be president of the Undergraduate Council (UC) for 2006. Haddock’s promise to “fix the UC” propelled him to an almost messianic status and a landslide victory. Yet today, students are no more enthusiastic about the UC than they were a year ago. And it’s not because he broke his promise...
...here is what I know: Peter, a 19-year-old sophomore at New York University, is about to complete his fall semester in Florence. He loves Italy. He often raves to my family about the places he and his classmates have seen on weekends. His online status, for a while, was simply “Peter is in Paris...
...last hearing as chairman, Grassley, a Republican from Iowa whose committee has been looking at the tax- exempt status of several non-profits including hospitals and universities, heard testimony from witnesses, which included the author of “The Price of Admission: How America’s Ruling Class Buys Its Way into Elite Colleges—and Who Gets Left Outside the Gates,” Daniel L. Golden ’78, and two Harvard professors...