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Dating Workshop
Voop de Vulpillieres, Kirkland House non-res tutor and management consultant, leads The Dating Workshop in Cabot SCR on April 5. Participants discussed topics on how to ask someone out, and practiced making eye contact.
IDENTITIES
Members of the Harvard community gathered in Northwest Labs Friday evening to attend the annual fashion show “Identities.”
IDENTITIES
Creative directors Jack Pretto '14 and Jane Chung '15 celebrate at the conclusion of their men's segment, Deconstruction, on Friday night's IDENTITIES fashion show. The segment was primarily based on the versatility of classic men's sportswear.
'Harvard Speaks Up' About Mental Health
Students, administrators, professors, and alumni from across the Harvard community are speaking up and sharing their personal experiences with mental illness and stress as part of the newly launched “Harvard Speaks Up” online video series.
Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO and author of Lean In, talks about her experiences and her book, urging women to take risks and seek new challenges and to strive for leadership positions in whatever they do. The event, which was organised by Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business, took place in Sanders Theatre.
Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO and author of Lean In, talks about her experiences and her book, urging women to take risks and seek new challenges and to strive for leadership positions in whatever they do. The event, which was organised by Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business, took place in Sanders Theater.
Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO and author of Lean In, talks about her experiences and her book, urging women to take risks and seek new challenges and to strive for leadership positions in whatever they do. The event, which was organised by Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business, took place in Sanders Theater.
A Crush, a Confession, or a Compliment? Your Guide to Harvard Facebook Pages
So this one time Harvard FML and I Saw You Harvard got jiggy, and now it's time to meet their mewling, puking offspring: the anonymous Facebook pages Harvard Crushes, Harvard Confessions, and of course Crimson Compliments.
Electro Goes Classical
Kristina S. Hu '16 plays an original piano rendition of Levels by Avicii in one of the music practice rooms of Paine Hall on a Friday afternoon. Hu has a YouTube channel, The Unsung Heroine, where she performs her compositions, remakes of well-known electronic music.
Email Search Fallout Prompts Dismay Over Privacy, Trust
In response to revelations of a previously undisclosed round of secret email searches announced at a faculty meeting Tuesday, student representatives expressed concern about administrative transparency surrounding email privacy, including the security of the students’ own accounts.
College Football Reflects On Head Trauma
A few months after Penn football star Owen Thomas committed suicide, a brain autopsy revealed that he had developed CTE, a disease which often results from repeated, hard hits to the head. As cases like Thomas’ continue to illuminate the long-term effects of concussions and CTE, collegiate football is discussing ways to make the game safer through regulation and education.
In And Around Language: "Quiz"
Rumor has it that in 1791, a prankster and Dublin theater proprietor by the name of James Daly made a bet that he could make up a nonsensical word that would become a catchphrase overnight. He hired a group of street actors to write the word “quiz” on the walls around Dublin, and the next day people were asking each other what “quiz” meant. No doubt some know-it-alls claimed they had the answer, while others thought it was a test.
Haute Fauture
Lately, I’ve been looking for a new catch phrase of sorts: a phrase to use when people ask me what I want to do with my life, you know, post-graduation. I could say a real profession like a normal person, but that’s far too scary. Instead, my answer of choice is “Fauture.”
