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...Students can walk in and immediately feel like this is a space that’s mine and that I can call my own,” says the pub’s mastermind, Zachary A. Corker ’04, who was hired as project manager of Loker Commons Planning and Program Development just over a year after graduating from the College...
...Despite the office’s prestige, the president of Harvard has extremely limited means with which to reform the University and combat its staggering institutional inertia. Everyone must feel invested in the institution’s common goals, and nobody can feel talked down to. Faust must thus walk a tightrope, listening to all parties intently and building consensus so that things get done while not becoming so bogged down in meetings and ego-stroking that nothing gets done at all.Although Faust has maintained a low profile in the past few months, her first steps have been...
...don’t get to use any notes, there’s no podium, there’s no safety net,” Wilner said. “I’ve been rehearsing it again and again in my head, in the shower, anytime I walk anywhere. I just keep repeating...
...frosh weekend, their June 22 wedding in Foxborough, Mass., might just have been inevitable. Hastrup, a Fresno, Calif., native, had been smitten by the then-high school senior Sawlit ever since her appearance at a swim team party his freshman year at Harvard. “I saw her walk in the door…not exactly love at first sight,” he jokes, “but I definitely thought she was really hot.” While her friends were prom dress shopping, Sawlit was heading up to Cambridge during her last semester of high school...
...doesn’t walk into a room and try to overpower you,” Rudenstine said. “It’s only when you have enough questions asked and enough thoughtful questions answered that you get a cumulative sense of how much wisdom is there...