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PBHA Scrut 3
According to SUP counselor D'Ara S. Campbell, the James P. Timilty Middle School where her camp was located, pictured here, was crawling with "centipedes, spiders, ants, and flies."
PBHA Scrut 2
The James P. Timilty Middle School, located in Roxbury, was the site of the Franklin Intergenerational Outreach Summer Program this summer.
PBHA Scrut 5
Rachel E. Zhou '24, who served as a counselor at PBHA's Chinatown Adventure camp this summer, says the program's expectations were unreasonable for inexperienced college students. “We’re not adults — we’re not teachers,” says Zhou. “[I] couldn’t take a moment to make sure I was taking care of my physical health.”
Pakistani Protest
Students from the Pakistani Student Association asked students dining in Lowell House to support efforts to provide disaster relief in the country following devastating floods.
Therapize Me 6
Some students find consolation in religious spaces, like Harvard’s Memorial Church, a non-denominational Christian church in Harvard Yard.
1969 Black Editorials
The 1969 edition of the Harvard-Radcliffe yearbook contains a 24-page section entitled "BLACKS", featuring a collection of editorials by Black students at the time.
Ramadan 1
Muslim students break their daily fast at the SOCH, where daily meals are offered as a partnership between Harvard's Muslim Chaplains, Crimson Catering, and Harvard University Dining Services.
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As I read about these students who’d navigated Harvard’s campus 53 years before me, they put words to the internal struggles that I’d brushed off as my own exaggerations. Whether it was misogyny within the Black community, the ever-present shade drawn over Harvard’s inner workings and how to navigate them, or the seemingly unbreakable fortitude of an unchanging institution.
