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Katrien R. Naessens ’02 has smoked cigars at the Winthrop House formals in an effort to show men that women too can smoke cigars. “I feel emancipated. It makes you feel like one of the boys,” she says...
...senior in Winthrop House who has never tried a cigar objects to the smoky sticks because they are so unhealthy. “The whole culture of American cigar smoking repulses me. It’s a culture that’s very unwelcoming towards women,” she explains...
Divorce is one “special circumstance” frequently presented to the financial aid committee. Illness is certainly another. Jessica Matthews ’04, a Winthrop House resident, covers over $32,000 of her expenses through loans each year, partly due to her mother’s breast cancer. “Although the cancer is currently in remission, my mother has no sick days left from when she was recovering. It is incredibly hard for her to miss work. This causes stress when she needs to go get check-ups. She also had to have another...
...said the University provided Hillel with temporary space in the Yenching Library, in Winthrop House, in Loker Commons and in Memorial Hall...
Aaron M. Koller ’03 was told in a letter from Winthrop House Senior Tutor Courtney Bickel Lamberth that Harvard had become aware that “Sweet Seymour Skinner’s Baadassssss Song,” an episode of the television series “The Simpsons,” had been transmitted through Koller’s computer, or one which he had been logged into, on April 16 of this year...