College Life
HoCos Plan for Housing Day
As talk of blocking and rooming fill Annenberg, the upperclass houses are rolling out the red carpet in anticipation of housing day on March 10.
Record Numbers To Join Frats
After a large number of rushes this spring, the three Harvard fraternities extended an unusually high number of bids to potential members.
Final Exam Schedule Posted
Snow may still be falling, but the Registrar's Office is looking ahead to the warmer days of exam week. If you want to buy plane tickets or are eager to count down the days to your first day of post-exam freedom, check out the final exam schedule here.
Image
The Sigma Chi fraternity, whose house is located at 1124 Massachusetts Ave, is currently running its spring rush events for prospective new members.
Image
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, pictured above, is currently running its spring rush events for prospective new members.
Harvard Thinks Big, Again
Ten renowned Harvard professors from a variety of disciplines spoke to a rapt audience in a packed Sanders Theater yesterday.
LGBT Report on the Way
The working group examining issues facing bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender students is on track to report its recommendations to Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds this spring.
The Indy 500
To round off this year's Valentine's Day, here's a recap of the Indy 500 speed dating event hosted last Thursday by "The Harvard Independent."
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
Hasty Pudding Theatrical "Kashmir If You Can"Queen Latikah, played by Ethan Hardy '14, gives a proclamation to the people and requests that they agree to change the law to allow women to lead the kingdom. After her husband's untimely death, Queen Latikah aspires to assume power.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
David Kersen '14 belts out tunes on the alto saxophone while The Hasty Pudding Band and The Hasty Pudding Tech Crew jam out behind him on the stage of "Kashmir If You Can" after the show.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
Vishnu Werehere, played by Jonathan Stevens '14, finally finds true love again as he helps to disrobe a sexy new lady in his life.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
Tilda Cowscomehome's cows suggestively straddle their whitewashed fence in the epilogue to the main show.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
"His mojo's back!" Hindi god Vishnu Werehere busts out his moves. His magical powers return to him after he witnesses true love and is inspired to believe in it once more.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
"You've really popped the question/You're my sensation/And such a lucky guy/And now let's have a bloody celebration/And maybe for dessert we'll have my cherry pie/You really popped it good." Cherry Poppins and Watson Yourmind celebrate after Cherry finally gets her childhood crush Watson to rescue her from a lifetime of solitude.
