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Throughout high school, All-State music festivals offered me a chance not only to collaborate with serious musicians, but to meet other kids who cared more about playing under a famous conductor than decorating the gym for Homecoming. Summers at Tanglewood and lessons at Juilliard enriched my ensemble and solo experience even more and expanded my circle of music friends, many of whom I see now at Harvard...
...gym, and onto the treadmill, with nary a sourcebook in sight. The infectious beats of these two musical innovators are all I need to spur along an hour-long workout. So often, as I first begin to listen to a new song, I attempt to categorize it, but I find this nearly impossible with both N.E.R.D. and The Roots. On the surface, both seem rap/R&B, but the beauty of expertly crafted music is far from skin deep. Moving through In Search Of… resembles a tour through every music genre, from the neo-soul/new wave...
However, as Kadison points out, the last thing depressed people want to do is get out of bed, let alone trek through the snow to a gym filled with long lines, crowded conditions and antiquated equipment. Harvard seeks to serve over 25,000 people—students of the College and nearby graduate schools, as well as faculty, staff and alumns living in the area are all allowed to use athletic department facilities—with only 8 treadmills, 10 elliptical trainers and a bunch of exercise bikes and Stairmasters. By contrast, Yale has an eight-story athletic complex with...
...facilities in every House, though they aren’t always adequate. Some houses, such as Leverett House, provide their residents with a good alternative to trudging over to the MAC with exercise bikes, treadmills and weight sets. I, however, recently stumbled upon the Winthrop House “gym,” which sadly consists of a forlorn and forgotten dumbbell in the corner of a basement used for student storage...
...have gone in the Crimson’s favor, but it definitely felt better. Things finally seem to be coming together for the Harvard men’s volleyball team (3-4, 2-1 Hay), who battled out a 3-1 loss to the Tigers at Dillon Gym yesterday...