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Harold believes that judo, which he refers to as “one of the most widely practiced sports in the world,” will one day gain greater traction at Harvard. Berzin shares his optimism, noting that there are a number of underclassmen and potential future freshman who would be interested...
...your speech at Class Day in 1998, you said, “We are united in the wondrous power that we have as a collective body, the power to shape the world.” Do you think that you’re in the process of shaping the world right...
...Perhaps I live in a fantasy world, but I see myself in the long term living the way that I live for as long as I possibly can. There are those on my staff that say I have the mannerisms of a 17-year-old boy, and in fact I’ve had those mannerisms since they started six years ago. So I think I’ve done a great job of perpetuating my current vigor for expression and art and life...
...Brien: The world comes at me that way—comes at me in clumps of stuff, sometimes little vignettes and sometimes whole stories. And then the rest is erased by the internal filter that erases things for the same reason you’d forget swatting a mosquito. The inconsequential gets erased. I don’t think of it as a book of stories. It’s a book. It feels unified. But I did want to write discrete stories because that’s how the world has been coming at me for all these years...
Caitlin H. Sarubbi ’12 was not supposed to live through the first days of her life. But today, at age 20, she has become a world-renowned skier who just finished competing in the 2010 Paralympics...