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First, the boys should emulate their former two-term president, Steven C. Hely ’02, and impose upon themselves a no sex, no alcohol, no friends policy. A focus on their core purpose—publishing a so-called humor magazine—might lead to a more regular publishing schedule. Second, in a further effort to reduce self-distractions, the small, top-floor room with the “entertainment equipment” should be off-limits for a reasonable period before publication. And third, and perhaps most importantly, the ’Poon should maintain?...
...complain about. There are mutterings about how we’re not getting the “quintessential college experience,” how students here are blinded by their ambition, how no one “hangs out” here. Then there’s the core, student-faculty interaction and the incessantly awful weather...
Myth #3 :: The Core is part of a well-rounded liberal arts education
...Core Curriculum maintains that it provides all Harvard students with a balanced education. True? Well, some math and science concentrators have been complaining recently that the core is biased toward the humanities. Are these allegations fair? Are math and science concentrators really that bogged down with the useless and ephemeral knowledge that the Core forces them to learn? FM sent out a Classics concentrator, the king of all useless and impractical humanities, and told him to find two math/science seniors and quiz them on some basic humanities knowledge. The contestants are Jan M. Cieslikiewicz ’03 and Daniel...
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