Student Life
O_O VOID: 11/25/09
The VOID is that empty time between 5am and 8am every night where there’s no one on gchat, no sound ...
Vegetarians Give Meatless Thanks
The Harvard College Vegetarian Society’s Thanksgiving fell on a Monday this year, as the group hosted a Thanksgiving potluck dinner last night at the Lowell House Grille.
Because We Didn't Have Enough Weird Sports...
‘Tis the season for eccentric sports at Harvard. Dunster’s Kevin J. Mechenbier has reinstated the Harvard Curling Club, which is ...
Tailgate Rages Forth At Yale
With a roasted pig’s head from the Porcellian Club tailgate facing her, Alyssa N. Hill ’11, with a plateful of that same swine’s meat in-hand, said, “I’m not really that interested in going to the game.”
Rhodes Recipients Named
Five Harvard undergraduates have been chosen for the Rhodes scholarship this year, compared to only two students the last two years.
The Game
Students at the game showcase their drinking prowess while tailgating before the beginning of the game.
WTF Republic Plans Uprising
UC members should expect a whole lot more than they bargained for this evening during their meeting in Sever 113. FlyBy has gotten wind of the latest undertaking of The WTF Republic, the band of self-described revolutionaries (class of 2013) who released an email and statement calling for all Harvard students to organize under them as an alternative to the UC. Tonight, the WTF Republic will storm Sever and "make it known that we will not sit idly by while a disorganized, meaningless organization mucks up campus politics."
Student IPhone App Wins Prize from AT&T
It’s Monday night and you’re a hungry college student with a near empty wallet and a yearning for more than Harvard University Dining Services can offer. What should you do? A quick glance at your iPhone may provide the answer. That is if you’re an early adopter of Rover, an award-winning iPhone application created by a team of five Harvard students.
Pep Rally Becomes Student-Focused
There was no celebrity headliner, but Thursday night’s trimmed down Harvard-Yale pep rally drew students to the Yard with its eclectic group of student performances.
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Members of the Say Yes to Drugs Campaign rally in the yard. The rally was planned as a response to a recent commitment by Harvard and several other institutions to global access to university technology. Organizers hope the rally will convince administrators to extend to generic drug patents.
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UC Presidential Candidate George J. J. Hayward '11 speaks to campaign supporters in Currier House after learning that none of the tickets will be declared the winner by the UC Election Commission.
Student Community Center Foundation Plans For New Center
Organizers of the proposed Student Community Center, which would house space for student gatherings at the Democracy Center at 45 Mount Auburn Street, met in Boylston Hall last night to present their plans on the center’s construction, design, and finances.
