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...You’d think Brewer and Bryant were reading from the same script. And their similarities go beyond vocabulary—their missions, also, seem essentially identical: Lee says that the HRCF helps “people to know Jesus Christ better,” while Sarah E. Stein ‘08, the CSA’s Vice President of Communications and Finance, says that CSA’s mission is “to provide a place for Catholics to grow in their faith.” Both organizations emphasize spiritual growth through community and service...
...cranking out grant proposals. Since she’s returned this past fall, she has realized that her experience has affected her in ways she couldn’t have imagined. Like most Harvard students, her peers continue to be caught up with p-sets, I-banking, facebook.com, and Stein Club, oblivious to the world outside the Crimson bubble. But Datar’s separation from this world has caused her to re-evaluate her values and priorities.Datar is one of hundreds of students who spent time abroad in the last year. As with many of them, her experiences have...
...where her room is located was even built. And although it is likely that Harvard never lived in the room, it is replete with 75 years of artifacts left by previous scholarship recipients. From age-old furniture to Harvard paraphernalia, alumni have left behind items such as a pewter stein from the Owl Club or Let’s Go travel guides, according to the Harvard Magazine article.Lala, who won the John Eliot Scholarship and will live in Jesus College, founded the Harvard Interfaith Council as a sophomore and worked in the health policy office of Senator Edward M. Kennedy...
...says. “[Here] I feel this sense of community even though I don’t have that many friends. It’s just really a safe, nice place.”Senior Sarah M. Miller and her friends often went to Lowell’s Stein Clubs and attended the House’s Yule ball, which she says was “so much fun.”Christopher M. Ordoyne, a Tulane sophomore, even served on Lowell’s House Committee (HoCo) this semester. “One of the things I enjoy...
...social justice, and community development. The CSA also boasts a social committee and Bible study group. The four students with the most votes after the president were selected for vice-presidential positions in the CSA—Rosa E. Beltran ’08 for social justice, Sarah E. Stein ’08 for communications and finance, Elizabeth R. Considine ’07 for spirituality, and Sarah M. Kinsella ’07 for community development. “I am very humbled by the privilege to serve as President, and I look forward to the next semester...