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...He’s one of the few kids I’ve ever coached [who??s] just so relentless in the pursuit of being one of the top players in his position,” says Aidan Gaitan, who coached Rogers on Albertson. “He practices like he plays...He just always, always, always wants to do well. You don’t find kids like that nowadays...
Contrary to popular belief, however, there’s no Book God out there who mandates an all-or-nothing approach to reading. Who??s to say I’ll get bupkis out of “War and Peace” unless I can run my eyes over every single sentence? Instead of imposing self-defeating standards on ourselves, we burgeoning academics ought to feel comfortable engaging with a text to whatever degree we desire. Undergraduates deserve to make their academic careers their own—and to feel good about their performance even when...
...lectures where you’ll have to take notes. But you will find that many of your classes don’t fall into either of these categories. And in a 9 a.m. class that you’re probably going to doze off a bit in anyway...who??s to say that you wouldn’t be better off getting a few extra hours of shut-eye in your...
...Ethical Reasoning 12, “Political Justice and Political Trials”: Every student we’ve talked to who??s taken this class highly recommends it. History Professor Charles S. Maier ’60, a former Crimson editorial chair who??s been teaching at Harvard since 1967, is something of a legend...
...Guide to Harvard’s history: The blue plaques will get you started, but you’ll want to know exactly where George Washington and W. E. B. DuBois lived. And what short-lived style of architecture was Annenberg built in, after all? Who??s my dorm named after? What did Charles Eliot do with electives? These stories hit close to home...