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That, says research assistant Fiery A. Cushman ’03, is what makes him “revolutionary” in his field. “What??s so unique about Marc’s approach,” says Cushman, “is that he combines human behavioral research with nonhuman research...
...early rounds will be dominated by rank. It’s far too rare for a 14-, 15- or 16-seed to advance past the first round to pick more than one upset. The exception to the rule is sticking with your favorite teams one round further than what??s reasonable, so God help you if you’re an Alabama State fan taking on No. 1 Duke. Same goes for those who have an unremitting hatred of certain colleges, like Duke or—perhaps more relevant for Harvard kids—Stanford...
...food or treat the dining hall staff with disrespect. If someone wants to brazenly walk in without swiping, take food they aren’t paying for (causing food shortages) and then verbally assault the card-checker upon being confronted, why shouldn’t they suffer consequences? What??s wrong with wanting space to eat in our own dining hall and wanting our guests to treat the staff with simple courtesy...
While undergraduates enjoy shorter lines for treadmills and a little more space to move around in the weightrooms, Harvard administrators should work hard next year to finish Allston planning. Once Dean Gross and Dean Kirby have a clearer picture of what??s going to be in Allston, more significant MAC renovations can begin...
Harvard has awakened me to what??s going on in the world, making me aware of what people have written and performed and what they are currently writing and performing. It’s both frustrating and affirming to know that people all over the world and from all different eras have had the same ideas you’ve had or are thinking the same things. I’ll really miss being around all of this, where so many ideas just float around...