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eRecruiting attracts a particularly—how to say this nicely?—competitive subset of Harvard students. Remember all the crazy pre-meds who hated organic chemistry and switched to economics? This is where they went. They’re still really good at studying the same thing over and over again, only now it’s practice interview cases from Ace Your Case IV. These are the students who simply had to have their midterm grades back the next...
...penthouse coffee bar, one term after an extensive renovation and the opening of the Student Organization Center in Hilles feels as chilly as an abandoned warehouse. It has been said that only half of the International Relations Council has ever seen their Hilles-based office. And a significant subset of the Harvard population probably can’t distinguish between Hilles, HOLLIS, and Hillel. One need only walk the halls of Hilles’ upper floors to see that they are, indeed, desolate, and the café is anything but brewing with the social bustle of its faraway cousin...
...just a club; all they have is a paper card. The BSA is really serious about everything they do; there’s a standard that shows,” says Jarell L. Lee ’10, the social chair for the Freshmen Black Table, a subset of the BSA. According to BSA leadership, the Black Card asserts the BSA’s rising professionalism.“We’re leaders in the black community; just by being at Harvard, there are high expectations, and we have to try and present a comprehensive image...
...RELIGIOUS CLASSIFICATION 1995-98 2002-06 Born again Christians 34% 35% Evangelical Christians (a subset of born agains) 5% 5% Sample size...
...show-me moms. They may be this political season's equivalent of the soccer moms or the NASCAR dads--a slice of the electorate that turns out to be vital to one party's triumph, or either's. This year strategists on both sides are focused on a small subset of females: white women over 55 in the South who were raised as Democrats but tend to be culturally conservative. The group eschews party loyalty in favor of candidates offering practical solutions to problems like education, security and health care and is "very critical," says a top G.O.P. strategist...