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My first day at Harvard: Pre-frosh weekend, Spring 2000. Walking from Annenberg on my own, not sure what to do next in this unfamiliar and heady environment, I happened upon a gate with a plaque bearing familiar words: “I came into this Country, where I found...
And so I arrived at page eight, containing the gross misinterpretation of Bradstreet, and was appalled but not surprised. After all, it seems to me that Harvard has long been more concerned with getting a (token) female voice at the table (or on the gate) and less concerned about hearing...
—Lauren R. Dorgan, Jonathan H. Esensten, David H. Gellis, Anne K. Kofol, Dan Rosenheck and Elisabeth S. Theodore contributed to the reporting of this story.
—Staff writer Anne K. Kofol can be reached at kofol@fas.harvard.edu.
But Anne M. Morris ’04, who helped plan Sept. 11 remembrance activities at a children’s hospital this summer, said she worried that despite the memorial, Harvard first-years might not know where to go for individual counseling.