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...they are yelling at me, having learned this for the first time courtesy of the widely-circulated Crimson. I have three roommates, and each one can be distinguished by certain characteristics that are typical in many blocking groups across campus. One of them is the “intense student?? roommate. Under the crazy impression that he is going to make the most of his time here, this guy is taking five classes and completes all his homework. He makes the rest of us feel like we have IQ’s only a few points above that...
...whole notion of a secular entity was unheard of,” says Plummer Professor of Christian Morals Peter J. Gomes.Indeed, Harvard’s “Rules and Precepts” of 1646 hold that “the maine end of [a student??s] life and studies is, to know God and Jesus Christ which is eternal life…the only foundation of all sound knowledge and Learning.” By the 19th century, Harvard was undergoing a liberalization of its religious ideas under the influence of the Unitarians, who had come...
...HRCF, Bryant says, “is Christianity. The idea is to understand Christianity, and its implications for our life and our community.” Most of this work is done in small groups which meet for about an hour-and-a-half each week in a student??s room. There’s “an element of hanging out, an element of bible study and discussion,” Bryant says. No rigid rules govern how the meetings are structured, and the informal atmosphere facilitates bonding among the membership.This sense of community is essential...
Gross said that secondary fields will likely take the form of a cluster of five to six courses in a department outside a student??s primary concentration...
...response to student suggestions of their own home-style versions of particular dishes. The program began by soliciting recipes from parents via postcards, but the process is now done online. HUDS received 239 recipe suggestions this semester, vetting them for flavor and sorting them to match with the student??s house, according to Snyder. For Rebecca K. Compton ’09, a “valiant” effort by the HUDS staff brought a taste of home to her plate with her mom’s famous penne with five cheeses—once...