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...some getting used to, Griffin knows how lucky she is to have the opportunity.“I go to class with geniuses and play hockey with Olympians.” she adds. “Name one other place where you can do that.”Amy Uber, also a forward, comes to Harvard from the North American Hockey Academy. Students at the NAHA live in Stowe, Vt. where they eat, sleep, and breathe hockey for five months out of the year. “Living away from home and learning to manage my time were things that...
...offer you a watered-down version of a discipline whose department you barely knew existed: linguistics, archaeology, anthropology, public health, et al. Readings can range from dull-as-dust political science graphs to fascinating social theory that will change the way you look at life. Take a cue from uber-popular psychology professor Tal Ben-Shahar and look at this Core from a positive perspective: you get to gab about how society works and, worst case scenario, you’re stuck in a boring but easy class. Could be worse. (Ahem…Moral Reasoning.)For the guttiest...
...internal rancor in the Labour Party will hardly benefit the man who plans to run it next. Among uber-Blairites there is talk of running a stop-Brown candidate for party leader, but that's near hopeless. Brown has a lock on the job. Once he gets it, he will have a problem similar to Al Gore's as he ran to succeed Bill Clinton as president in 2000: how to differentiate himself from a boss who, whatever his present weaknesses, has been a phenomenal success as a politician, and with whom he has few serious policy disagreements. "Obviously, Brown...
...college student, you will undoubtedly experience those late night cravings for greasy food. That’s when you’ll want to head to the uber-popular Mexican joint, Felipe’s (83 Mt. Auburn Street). Here you’ll likely run into half the people who were at the party you just left 20 minutes...
That's especially true of youth--one reason MTV launched MTVU Uber, an online-only channel for college students. It also goes for upscale viewers like The Office's, who downloaded the show in droves from iTunes. Still, says Forrester analyst Josh Bernoff, the more mainstream online video becomes, the more viewers of all ages and income levels use it. "It doesn't matter whether you're selling Preparation H or sports cars," he says. "Your audience is online looking at videos, so you want to be there...