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...only bought one course’s book from the Coop this semester,” she said. “All of the other books, I’m buying from upperclassmen on crimsonstuff.com. My books should have cost over $500, but I am only paying about...
...need to round up 15 people to make the treacherous walk from Canaday to Science Center B while talking at the top of your lungs about how you were so wasted last night that you went to Felipe’s and ordered two slices of pepperoni. Upperclassmen who see such a pack will instinctively go on the attack with noogies and steal your lunch money...
...This year’s freshman class is so smart that, remarkably, every single one of you scored over 1600 on your SATs. You beat every single student in the classes above you. You belong. So don’t worry so much about embarrassing yourself in front of upperclassmen. Fell down the stairs in front of a bunch of people? So what? I somehow fall up the stairs about once a day. Dropped your tray on the floor in Annenberg? Just watch the upperclassmen eat in our dining halls. Our food-to-mouth success rate is about 50 percent...
...Crimson offense, attacking the heart of opponent’s defenses. Mahon and sophomore Kathryn McKinley are two of Harvard’s best all-around players, dangerous as outside hitters and invaluable as defensive stalwarts patrolling the back line. Perhaps most importantly, however, the Crimson’s upperclassmen have experienced both the joys of winning and the pains of losing, preparing them to guide the younger members of the team. “All our upperclassmen have worked since February to change the momentum,” Weiss said. “They’ve experienced winning...
...Blame this on Cambridge’s town government, a politburo of curmudgeonly residents, who, though they live miles away from Felipe’s, still manage to hear noise from the restaurant. Of course, once mid-semester comes, you’ll have no time to go out. Upperclassmen will obviously still be partying, as they understand that “required reading” is always only “suggested reading.” Yet you freshmen, with your over-achieving habits still intact, will find yourself nibbling on a pre-wrapped muffin and sucking down coffee...