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...unlimited. Enough said.” Alka R. Tandon ’07 said the inclusion of extra photos would provide a more accurate portrayal of facebook.com users. “I like it because you can see what people look like,” she said. But Eddie Y. Lee ’08 cautioned that the new feature could have its downsides. “A good part is that you’re able to share with others your experiences,” he said. “But the bad part is that it promotes procrastination...
...involved students are in the very early planning stages of a new advocacy group that will address student life issues, QUAD member Gordon T. Kraft-Todd ’07 wrote in an e-mail. “We’d be less official and more activist-y,” said Kouskalis. “This library thing sort of proves that sometimes things like this are effective...
Technorati and budding tech entrepreneurs trucked through Saturday’s rain to be schooled on start-ups and be told that the economy is on the verge of another dot-com frenzy at Startup School, a one-day symposium designed to promote start-up companies. Y Combinator, a tech company incubator, teamed up with Harvard Computing Society (HCS) to host the event. The organizers brought cognoscenti including Michael Mandel, the chief economist at BusinessWeek, to lecture to the 500-person audience in the Science Center. Mandel summarized the dot-com boom of the late 1990s in four words...
...built on the small grassy triangle next to Memorial Hall. This “Wintergarten,” as Kayden dubs it, would be connected to Loker and include places to eat and hang out, transforming a rarely tread-upon grassy knoll into an architectural marvel. A space-y pipe dream? Not necessarily: the Provost, a few deans, and Special Assistant to the Dean Zachary A Corker ’04 have all seen the study. Echoing the rest, Corker pronounced it “great.” Whether the plans are put into effect or not, the biggest...
...think that the Pub is something students want and need—a non-exclusive college-y social space that is uniquely Harvard,” Lindsey E. Gary ’06 says...