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...endorsement from a college or universty—Kelly’s was from the Naval Academy, not Harvard—eight letters of recommendation, and two rounds of interviews. According to the press release, this year’s 32 American Rhodes Scholars were selected from a pool of 903 nominees representing 333 different universities. Kelly, a 23-year-old New York City native, said he was asked several questions about his interest in international relations during his interview. In one question, Kelly said he was asked to take on the role of a presidential adviser and describe...
...they face a logistical nightmare when visiting the U.S.-run prison on the western outskirts of Baghdad, where high-ranking members of the former regime are being held. At worst, they fear that every trip home from the office could end in a shower of bullets and a pool of blood...
Here, students of the majority minority must realize that cultural organizations do not preach a message of exclusivity. They were not meant to serve as eddies of a specific ethnicity within the greater pool of Harvard. Rather, their purpose is to bring a general awareness of diversity to the campus and enrich the lives of all students with their traditions and practices. We need not feel as if we would be unwelcome at a gathering of students of a culture other than our own. The hypocrisy would be ludicrous and racist if students with a true interest in an organization...
...puny compared to Harvard’s $25.9 billion endowment, $20 goes a long way towards ensuring that bigger gifts will come in the future. The habit of giving encouraged by the Senior Gift ensures that the Harvard College Fund (HCF)—and specifically, the financial aid pool of the HCF—remains healthy for the years to come. Senior Gift contributions directly and indirectly benefit those College students on financial aid. The leadership of Senior Gift recently extended the deadline for applying to executive committee positions. We encourage all seniors to apply for what is certainly...
...meter and three-meter events. Sophomores Alison Pipitone and Samantha Papadakis finished 1-2 in the one-meter. In the three-meter, Papadakis took first and Pipitone finished second. Harvard’s next meet will be against tough competition as it hosts Northeastern and Kansas at Blodgett Pool. “It’s a chance for us to race really fast and see what we can do,” Davidson said. “Everyone is getting really excited for it and looking to see what they can do and what...