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...Good or to indulge with 9 Tastes of questionably-prepared food? That was the question FM set out to answer by scouting the streets of Harvard Square. Less than a week ago, The Harvard Crimson shocked students with health inspection results for popular eateries in Cambridge. B Good emerged unscathed, while 9 Tastes was hit with a grand total of 12 violations. Even though one of these 12 included a failure to be “vermin proof,” patrons of 9 Tastes seemed unfazed and unaware as they strolled out from under the blue overhang on John...
...year is winding down, yet most students remain rich through the magic of Board Plus. If only we could cash out our digital riches, FM would spend our largesse in the following 15 ways...
...good for its students.” Others, though, were displeased with the benchmarking system. “This seems like just another example of typical Harvard stratification bullshit,” says Peter K. Williams ’06. Williams, and in fact all seven seniors FM interviewed in the DHall, have already donated, so whether it’s bullshit or not, Washington is getting his job done. “We are doing better than they were doing last year,” he says. Take that...
...Varsity, the police were stationed outside 45 Mt. Auburn, just in case any of DJ Shiftee’s wild Britney remixes got a little out of hand. The party seemed to be dry, but that didn’t stop the dirty dancing or some pretty serious PDA. FM has got to learn to be less alco-normative. Though some waited up to half an hour to get into the Spee’s Eurotrash party, most asserted that the wait was totally worth it. With glowsticks in hand and glowing ice cubes in their drinks, guests did their...
...months ago in these pages, Leon Neyfakh dissected the phenomenon of Harvard’s uber-popular feel-good course, Psychology 1504, “Positive Psychology.” Now, with the semester coming to close, FM follows up with the big question: are Positive Psych kids any happier? Students say they are flying high after spending a semester learning techniques for positive living—strategies for dealing with procrastination, for coping with stressful situations, and for stepping out of their comfort zones—with Lecturer on Psychology Tal D. Ben-Shahar ’96, affectionately...