Crimson staff writer
Olivia A. Nicholls
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Power Outages, Basketball Controversy, and Vegan Petitions
Ivy League campus story observations: I found out that students can play everyone’s favorite (?) winter sport—curling—in the Science Center plaza. Maybe it’s time to start going to section so I can check this out.
Pforzheimer
<p>Pforzheimer, or Pfoho for short, previously called “North House” (we know—who wouldn’t want their house to be named after Kim and Kanye’s daughter?) is one of those houses that can make a freshman’s jaw drop and say the words “it looks like a freaking hotel.” With so many n+1 suites that even sophomores can get in on the single action, Pfoho is one of the "pfreshest" houses of the twelve. The only caveat to that is that it’s stationed in the Quad: an area as terrifying to freshmen as the threat of an impending Ec10 midterm. But coming in at 371 students, it’s filled with enough people to make a strong community and its isolation from the rest of the Harvard Bubble is bound to make making new friends as an easy affair.</p>
Mixed Responses to Caitlyn Jenner, Fossil Fuels, and Mixers Gone Awry
First of all: are you following the Ivy League campus story? That’s probably the best place to get news about what is happening in and around the elite schools of the North East, but if you haven’t been keeping up, Flyby is here to fill you in.
Harvard Ivy Story FIlter
A picture of The Harvard Crimson, complete with Ivy League Campus Story sticker, hooray.
How Many Tacos Are Too Many Tacos?
By the time I graduate Harvard, how many Mexican quick serves will I see open at 83 Mount Auburn Street?
How to Score Free Burgers at Shake Shack
Every Monday through December 21st, Shake Shack invites students to come with a friend, buy a burger, and show a student ID to receive another free burger.
Lowell House Community Garden
The Harvard Community Garden outside of Lowell House was slated to be the location of Farmal: The Real Garden Party last Saturday, but was canceled due to space concerns.
Eliot
<p>Maybe it is the picturesque views of the Charles River, or the close quarters that inspire a deep sense of solidarity, but for whatever reason, Eliot has consistently been one of the most spirited houses. As one of the original seven houses, Eliot has a rich tradition at the College. Throughout much of the twentieth century, Eliot maintained an exclusive reputation and selected only the most elite members of the student body with an application and interview process. Today, Eliot is beloved by all types of Harvard students. An additional claim to fame: Eliot has been the House most featured on the silver screen, appearing in movies such as Legally Blonde, Love Story, and The Social Network.</p>
