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...weekend (post-thesis) was certainly neither bad nor boring—it was very fun. It was not, however, unique; it was a pretty standard weekend for a reasonably sociable Harvard undergrad. And it reminded me that, despite Harvard students’ constant efforts to differentiate ourselves, to excel and prove our independence, there are very strong bonds that tie many, if not all, of us together...
...wing and convinced her not to give up dance.And it’s lucky for Harvard that she didn’t. Koch is this year’s recipient of the Suzanne Farrell Dance Prize, which is awarded annually by the OFA to a “Harvard undergrad who has demonstrated outstanding artistry in the field of dance.” The award is named for a legendary former principal dancer in the New York City Ballet. To say that Koch is involved in the dance scene at Harvard is an understatement. Koch, a Houston native...
Unexpected twists are nothing new for Chang. An Applied Math and Economics concentrator while at Harvard—she baked cookies for the Leverett Grill while an undergrad in the house—Chang abandoned her post-college job as a management consultant and switched to her real passion: baking...
Harvard has a history of guarding its material closely, famously sending future Facebook.com creator and former undergrad Mark E. Zuckerberg to the Administrative Board for an earlier Web site that used House facebook photos...
...presence. Decades later, the University severed ties with ROTC because of the military’s exclusionary “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. In light of the fact that the military is conspicuously missing from Harvard’s undergrad campus, the armed services are rarely counted among the various niches Harvard graduates fill in the job market. Donald M. Coates ‘07, an NROTC midshipman, says that although some fellow students respond positively when they find out he plans to enter the Navy, others aren?...