Flyby Blog
Harvard Today: November 5, 2015
On November 5, 1939, Parker Brothers introduced Monopoly to the world, and family game night has never been the same.
A Review of the Market in the Square, ft. Rigo
However, after countless outings to 60 Church Street at any time of the day (24-hour service, my friends) I can’t help but say that the Market is one specialty wrap away from your heart.
Flyby Winter Survival Guide
Congratulations! You’ve made it through a moderately temperate week. If you’re thinking these past few days were cold, don’t be afraid. Flyby has created a list of what not to do if you’re from a warmer climate:
How To: First-Year Faculty Dinner
Flyby has a comprehensive guide for nervous freshman looking forward to November 10's must-attend event.
A Review of El Jefe's Taqueria
Pushed on by my need for vaguely Mexican-inspired food plus a habit of visiting Felipe’s too often, I decided to venture where few Harvard students had done so far… I went to El Jefe’s Taqueria.
Flyby Reviews: "Haunted Hall" in Annenberg
If you missed it or can no longer remember the experience, Flyby is here to help you out.
Flyby Matchmaker is Back: Spicing it up at Spice?
From Flyby’s point of view, Danny V. Banks '17, a Social Studies concentrator living in Dunster, and Sally J. M. McGrath '17, a HAA concentrator living in Winthrop, had a lot of promise.
Halloween at Harvard: Best Costumes on Campus
Harvard students are known for being creative. Sure, they can craft resumes that resemble works of art, write Pulitzer-worthy papers on books they've never read, and spin epic tales about their accomplishments during job interviews at McKinsey. But how creative are they on the one holiday where it really matters the most: Halloween? To solve this great mystery, on Friday Flyby scoped out the costume scene on campus to bring you some of the most creative, the most weird and the most Harvard relevant costumes of the crop.
