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News flash, freshmen! Your Peer Advising Fellows don’t really want to hang out with you-they’re getting paid a sweet grand to listen to you whine. Here’s what they’d say if they could talk without blowing the cash. 1) “Don’t join any extracurriculars; when you feel lonely, just start drinking.” 2) “You have to lose your virginity before you register for classes; here, let me help you with that...
...have a huge impact on campus life. And also like Derek C. Bok, who has trouble returning phone calls, we’re super geniuses who can’t wait to pour buckets of hot wisdom butter all over your heads. Let’s get started. Freshmen, this past week has probably been the best time of your life. By day, you’ve ruled Annenberg, met 25 of the “coolest” nerds that you never knew existed, and mapped out a first semester of fascinating courses. By night, you girls have been...
...Sunday’s game in Philadelphia. This weekend’s match-up will answer a lot of questions about how prepared the Crimson is to make a run at the league title. First-year players will play a big part in answering those questions. With twelve freshmen on Harvard’s twenty-one-player roster, the team will have to grow up quickly if it wants to turn its early challenges into league success. “We’ve played these great teams and their athleticism made us step up,” said freshman...
...tenures as deans of the Faculty, Knowles wrote in an e-mail that he has “many more committees...to chair these days,” and that the “EPC could not be better led than by these two.” Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman ’67 called Pilbeam’s appointment as senior adviser a “wonderful outcome for the College.” Dingman also lauded Pilbeam’s work as chair of the Advising and Counseling Committee, responsible for the recent overhaul...
...final regatta of the weekend was the local Hatch Brown Trophy, which took place at MIT and Boston University. Many of the usual suspects were in action, with Yale, Brown, Tufts, Boston College and MIT taking the top five spots. Harvard took 15th place on the strength of freshmen Andrew Flynn and Lauren Brants in A-division, while freshman Liz Powers and senior Ashley Nathanson nabbed the 11th sport in B-division. In the end, though, the weekend belonged to the women. “We just did a great job of being conservative enough to not make...