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...makes you a leader,” Wilson says.Epstein points out that unlike last week’s committee elections, the presidential race is based on a popular vote of the student body—a group largely disconnected from the internal machinations of the UC. All this political stuff, in other words, might not even make a difference.“The rest of the campus doesn’t really care or understand about the UC’s internal structure,” Epstein says. “The thing about having positions of leadership is that...
...there’s no substitute for actually cutting lose and leaving town. When removed several hours’ drive from their computers, textbooks, and coursepacks, even the most bookish Harvard students (like me) have no choice but to stop sweating the small stuff. It’s this kind of distance—and not a permanent campus pub—that is the recipe for a real break from Harvard’s stress.In the next few weeks, New England will start making its annual preparations for winter. As the leaves change color and the weather gets colder...
...guarantee that their business model will be viable at a place like Harvard, where even the free publications often get ignored. But Sebastian doesn’t expect Freeze to have much in common with any other Harvard publication. “I love law, and I love government stuff,” she says. “But sometimes you just want to relax—you don’t want to think about the political situation in Uzbekistan, and you’d rather just sit back and look at pictures from a fashion shoot...
...little, before preschool, there were things that he liked because they were the things he liked. They weren't boy things. As soon as he got to school, everything that he liked became a boy thing. He happens to be a little stereotypical boy's boy, and so the stuff he liked...suddenly you get to school and everything's gendered. They might as well be speaking French in preschool to kids. Everything is a boy things or a girl thing, and marriage was a girl thing. Weddings were a girl thing. It was about princesses. I call...
That is all scary stuff--and it may be years away--but a worldwide epidemic is brewing. No one can tell if it will be a Category 1 or a Category 5 storm or when it will hit. Katrina taught us you can survive the initial catastrophe and perish in the aftermath. "We are seeing the unfolding of a pandemic in slow motion," Dr. Klaus Stohr of WHO told a group of business leaders at Deutsche Bank in New York City last month. "We can reduce the damage, but we cannot avoid...