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Passing Time in Ec10a
Ec10a — the rite of passage that unites freshmen like nothing else. You walked into the first week of classes with grand intentions of becoming the next Wolf of Wall Street before becoming quickly disillusioned.
Quiz: Too Late to Drop?
We all hate my.harvard, so why don’t you spend less time agonizing over your Crimson Cart and use our handy quiz to get you through the add-drop period instead!
Harvard To-Do List Before It Gets Cold
Don’t fall into the trap of only appreciating nice weather once it’s gone — like realizing how much you miss your health after waking up with a sore throat. Here are all the activities you should squeeze in to appreciate these 65-degree days before frostbite and Lamont captivity set in.
Love It/Hate It: Second Week Of Classes
With your backpack freshly dusted off, pencils sharpened, and new back-to-school shoes, it’s finally time to contemplate all the pros and woes that come with the much less talked about week than her predecessor — the second week of classes, a.k.a. SWOC.
Breaking Down Section Kids
Even though it’s only the second week of school, sections are already underway, and the semester is in full swing! Sections have truly been a trying time of adjustment, as new dynamics and social norms are set, and section kids are emerging after a summer of hibernation.
Reflections from a (three-day-old) Senior
You might be thinking – slow your roll, the semester just started. And yes, you’d be right. I don’t deny being preemptively nostalgic, nor can many of my classmates – I mean, I genuinely visited Widener steps five times on the first day of classes to take as many pictures with my friends as I could (as if we don’t also have the spring semester… LFDOC, LFWOC? Now we’re just throwing letters together). Looking past this, though, I’ve truly had many jump scares formative realizations despite my short tenure as a senior this year.
A Harvard Horror Story
A quiet campus is terrorized by a greedy bureaucracy. Follow the story of one student as she attempts to navigate a multitude of summer policy changes that will alter her Harvard experience forever.
