College Life
Gen Ed Ethics Classes Attract Crowds
Several Ethical Reasoning classes have proven surprisingly popular this semester.
Glamour Names Two Seniors "Top 10 College Women"
Mackenzie J. Lowry ’11 and Merritt A. Moore ’11 were featured in Glamour Magazine as the “Top 10 College Women of 2010.”
Cutting Out (Some of) the Meat at Harvard
We called up the student behind the petition—Talia B. Lavin ’12, the creator of the Harvard Meat Less Initiative—to find out what she hopes will come out of her efforts and why she believes in this cause.
Bee Club Allows Friends of Invitees to Punch Club
In a deviation from the norm across final clubs, the Bee Club is allowing friends of those selected to punch the all-female final club to also seek admission to the club.
January Term Gains New Coordinator, Limited Funding
The Undergraduate Council will allocate a portion of its term-time student activities budget to funding student-initiated events occurring on campus during the last week of January Term, according to UC President Johnny F. Bowman ’11.
Wheeler Hearing Set for Nov. 8
Adam B. Wheeler, the former Harvard student who pled not guilty to charges of fabricating his academic history, has his next hearing date set for Nov. 8.
Fourth District Sprouts in Yard
A new oak is growing in Harvard Yard, but not a tree—“Oak Yard” has joined Crimson, Elm, and Ivy Yards as the fourth freshman residential neighborhood.
Already in Lamont?!
Kristin Barclay, Freshman Greys Hall Spotted: Farnsworth Room, 3rd Floor Q: What are you working on right now? A: Physics 16. Q: What's your hardest class this semester? A. Physics 16. Q: Favorite study spot in Lamont? A: Well I have only been to Lamont three times and this is my third time at this table. So I guess this table.
(Milk)Shake, (Milk)Shake, (Milk)Shake
Free b.good milkshakes in front of the Science Center tonight!
