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...that made waves on campus. Headlined “Many Women at Elite Colleges Set Career Path to Motherhood,” the story purported to explore a growing trend among female students at Harvard, Yale, and “other top colleges” to forgo ambitious career plans??or any career at all—in favor of raising children and running a family. The article noted that “young women today” are increasingly seeing their role as mothers as paramount, exploring flexible or scaled-back work schedules to reflect these priorities...
...realized that I still had a lot of learning to do. Because, frankly, at whatever college you choose, classes will sometimes be difficult, parties will sometimes be lame, and hearts will sometimes be broken. But when hearts break—whether over romantic situations, disappointing grades, or thwarted career plans??we can actually break wide open and be given the chance to learn, grow and become new people. At a place like Harvard, the people and resources around you can make this rebound possible.And I learned that, like any relationship, my connection to Harvard takes compromise. Sometimes...
...THEY HAVE TO TAKE SOMETHING THAT’S FOR US?’Rumors that the University would buy the property—which houses the only residents directly in the way of Harvard’s campus plans??have been circulating for years, generating a sense of inevitability about encroachment into the area. Described alternately as “spoiled” and “selfish,” the University’s greed—“they just seem to want everything” is a common refrain—appears...
...sponsored the bill. “The main purpose of the bill was to come up with a report that closely expresses student sentiment” regarding student space in Hilles, Anene said. Another bill, calling for the administration to “halt all plans?? requiring student groups to move out of Harvard Yard until more consultation occurs was recommitted to the Student Affairs Committee. The UC also held a heated discussion about a bill proposing reimbursement of students who had to take a taxi to the Yale Bowl due to miscommunication about the location...
...fame-hungry, greedy world, “Animal City” is only worth listening to in order to hear the random elephant and wolf noises at the end. No lie. On the rest of the album Shakira either reminisces about dulled love (“Dreams for Plans??), expresses her dependence on a certain lover (“Your Embrace”), or longingly pines after a boy (“Hey You”). Her cutesy, bleating voice is especially effective on this trumpet-filled, retro pop ditty...