Word: citystep
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...that executives like me have to endure more kiss-asses than the Sultan of Brunei. It's really intolerable, and I'm starting to lose my temper. All I know is that the next person who tries to kiss up, I'm going to set on fire... Wasn't Citystep surreal? But by the time you got your bearings and had a chance to hook up in the mini subway car exhibit, the damn thing was over. Too short, too many 50-buck hair styles (I'm applying for UC grant to start an Anti-Tendril Association), wayyyy too many...
...outside of business transactions, most Cantabrigians have little opportunity to interact with actual Harvard students. CityStep and Phillips Brooks House Association programs like Harvard CHANCE, a tutoring program at local schools, offer some of the only opportunities for Harvard students to meet actual residents. But even community service only goes...
...begin, I must warn you: Harvard is slightly intense and somewhat competitive. After the undergraduate-wide CityStep dance, you can watch with amusement as 6,000 of the most gung-ho students in the world throw elbows and scramble attempting to find a place on the first shuttle bus back to the Square. But there is variety in the student body and for every outspoken leader, there is a behind-the-scenes coordinator. With time, students gravitate toward activities and friends that reflect themselves. It may take some searching but everyone eventually finds his or her niche...
...Another problem stems from the apparent similarity between the student organization of PBHA, created in 1904, and the College's department for public service, Phillips Brooks House (PBH), founded in 1900. PBH gives staff support to both PBHA and other campus service programs like CityStep and HAND...
...Also recommended was the creation of a new "Assistant Dean of Public Service" post to replace both PBHA's popular Executive Director Greg Johnson '72 and Director of the Office of Public Services Gail Epstein, who administered non-PBHA public service programs such as CityStep and HAND...