Word: undergradate
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...such complaint came via e-mail from first-year HLS student T. Dela Avle, who said that he "literally had to share a couch with an undergrad" Wednesday...
...Brown undergrad Dartboard knows commented that Harvard men seem to wear the shirt more than women. We wrote off the comment, assuming it was because guys don't do their laundry as often. But it isn't. It's about fit. Those of us who are 5'1" and female find that the shirt hangs somewhere near the kneecaps. It makes a great nightshirt. Much like the shirt, the Harvard education is about adapting the less than ideal for our own purposes. So as you ponder the future of Radcliffe, remember she provides the shirt that helps you better understand...
Spurred by the fiasco, I thought I'd check on the authors of the two other tomes that came my way in a bullish burst two years ago. Seto is now a third-year undergrad, majoring in economics at the University of Michigan. His father tells me he is doing wonderfully, running the Matt Seto Fund. I could not reach the younger Seto. He's traveling overseas, but if he's still cranking out the 34% his book cover promises, he's the one who should be publishing more books. Still, it is unrealistic for most people to expect these...
...beer talking--it's tradition. One expects that Harvard College, a world-wide symbol of higher learning might have its share of traditions heaped with pomp and circumstance, like the regalia of Commencement or the Harvard-Yale football game. But what about unofficial traditions, equally important to every undergrad...
...after overcoming these obstacles, there does exist the hope of attaining romantic bliss. Arpa Shah, an MIT undergrad, explained that her relationship with Javier Garay '00 works well because "I don't see him that much so we don't get on each other's nerves; basically work doesn't get messed up--we have enough time for our own lives...