Word: upperclassman
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...definitely surprising to come and play at the top of the lineup,” Silbiski says. “It’s also really exciting to represent Harvard and play against really highly ranked teams. I play a lot of upperclassman and girls I’ve never seen before. It’s a lot different than I would have thought—everyone here is a lot nicer than in the juniors...
...that the new sophomore system has been perfect at roll out. Nevertheless, it seems that it can be easily refined to correct its one major weakness—ensuring that undecided students who are not particularly proactive about finding the right tutor or upperclassman to advise them do not fall through the gaps. But the average sophomore advising experience still looks to be strong and better than its ugly parent, first-year advising. Fundamentally different—and fundamentally flawed—the first-year advising system pairs incoming freshmen with proctors and non-resident Harvard officers who, more often...
...protest beginning near Dunster House had wound its way through the upperclassman houses and the group of students, chanting and yelling, arrived in the Yard. Hodel recalls watching his classmates flock to join the demonstration...
Harvard students took a step towards reclaiming the “almost” portion in 1957, when upperclassman parietals were extended to midnight on Saturdays and prior to holidays. Freshmen also gained three hours of private time with their female counterparts, moving back the start of their intimate hours from 4 p.m. to 1 p.m. on the weekends...
...would spend time at overcrowded, sweaty, and generally tedious parties or nursing a beer in my dorm, furtively listening for the local proctor. As a sophomore I would get punched, probably unsuccessfully, by a club or two, friends would join fraternities, sororities, or some other club. And as an upperclassman, I would begin to visit local bars and, increasingly, frequent the final clubs...