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...Services Kelly P. Diamond. In coordination with the University Marshal’s Office and the HBS Dean’s Office, he was selected as the prime candidate, Diamond wrote. The committee has not reviewed his speech, said Diamond, who added that she does not know what the subject of his address will be. —Staff writer Noah S. Bloom can be reached at nsbloom@fas.harvard.edu...
...that this medium is by nature carnivorous, and getting faster and more unfeeling with each passing news cycle. It’s up to us—and the other campus blogs, more of which launch every day—to insist on standards, no matter how sophomoric the subject matter. To give fair comment to the people we write about. To respect Google’s lidless eye. To bear in mind our own college screw-ups as we castigate others...
Even as an undergraduate, Halberstam’s interests could not be confined to any one subject. He wrote stories on a broad variety of topics from the Emmett Till case to Harvard football matches...
...wondering, why would anyone need three shades of pink with them at all times? My life is color-coded. Each subject, each activity, each event has a color. My assignment notebook is practically a work of art. Many people have been horrified and entertained by my color-coded life. Sometimes the colors have to share roles (I only have 20, after all). However, through my four years, some colors have had some general themes...
...being a Course Assistant. There’s that famous quote “to teach is to learn twice,” and it is certainly true. But to teach is also to remember why you wanted to learn in the first place. Getting others excited about your subject reminds you of why you though it was awesome to begin with (and if you do not think your subject area is awesome, I recommend a change in subject...