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...look at the lunch offerings? Classes like Positive Psych are impersonal—as is much of the learning process at Harvard—but if students are going to clamor for a more humane learning environment, they should start by giving professors the respect we all deserve. The problem behind this behavior is not student boredom, especially with some of the aforementioned stellar professors. This isn’t high school: We choose our own classes and we choose our own schedules. While a high school student has no choice but to endure Mrs. Klein’s expert...
Having transformed itself into a model for alumni groups at Harvard and other universities, the organization is now returning its focus to its undergraduate roots. Harvardwood has failed to achieve a strong campus presence—a problem that has surfaced as the group contemplates its future...
...problem was that undergraduates weren’t discovering Harvardwood until late in their college careers...
...have been in a loving, committed relationship now for almost two years. While my girlfriend and I enjoy a wide range of activities, our best moments together are definitely the more intimate ones. This did not pose a problem last year when I had a single in Canaday, which allowed me and my girl, who I will call “Maude,” to be intimate at any hour of the day. But moving out of the Yard meant giving up my precious coital quarters for a double I now share with my roommate, “Skeeter...
...Harvard students so overextended that they procrastinate research papers by doing problem sets, time spent legitimately “vegging-out” is a precious resource. It often surprises newcomers, then, to find the potential to maximize such leisure time stifled by the lack of a resource essential to truly uninhibited lounging—cable television. While most, including the University, have sat silently by, one particularly entrepreneurial student, Nicholas J. Castine ’09 took charge. Motivated by his longing for the soothing song of SportsCenter and sitcoms upon his arrival at Harvard as a transfer student...