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Hailey E. Krasnikov
Hailey E. Krasnikov is an associate editor of Flyby Blog and a contributing writer for Arts. She is Diversity and Inclusivity Chair of the 151st Guard.
Editor Hailey E. Krasnikov can be reached at hailey.krasnikov@thecrimson.com.
Latest Content
A Guide to Harvard Campus References
Welcome to Harvard and to some, welcome back! As the new semester encroaches upon us, we would like to take a moment of reflection and pass on to the next generation the campus lore from the past few years.
Dear Seniors: Here Are Some Post-Grad Plans If You Don't Have a Job
So you’re graduating, and you didn’t secure a six figure starting salary for your first job out of Harvard. Or maybe you want to ignore the reality of adulthood for the next few months. Here are Flyby’s suggestions for how to live your best life after graduation.
Dear Siblings: These Are the Harvard Spots You Should Sneak Into
Make sure to force your sibling to let you check out the hidden gems on our campus before they lose swipe access forever…
Siblings: Here’s Where to Get a Cheap Graduation Gift Nearby
Let’s face it, graduation season is expensive. If you’re a Harvard sibling looking to get brownie points with your soon-to-be rich consultant sibling but don’t want to burn a hole in your wallet, this one’s for you.
Dear Parents: Here’s Where You Should Hang Out in Harvard Square
Hello Harvard parents and welcome to our quirky student life blog. Have you been abandoned by your child even though you came all the way to Cambridge to see them? Here’s some places you should visit in the Square while your soon-to-be college graduate is busy taking graduation photos or catching up with their freshmen year best friends.
Dear Class of 2028: Here's What Makes Harvard Unique
Hello, perspective prefrosh! First and foremost, I would like to congratulate you on stumbling upon the best piece of public service journalism you will find during your time as a Harvard student. But I’ll cut to the chase; here’s why you should attend this red-brick-road school that some call a “small liberal arts college outside of Boston,” instead of other colleges that are small OR liberal arts OR outside of Boston.
Dear Class of 2028: Don’t Be Fooled by Visitas
While Harvard arranged events with rose-colored glasses, the grass truly did seem to get greener for the weekend…and HUDS was slightly better than usual. Let’s talk about some realities of going here that will reveal themselves to you if you choose to drive into the Yard in August.
Boston City Hall 2
The greatest failure of the Boston City Hall may be its historic relationship with the city.
Boston City Hall 3
The style and form of the building fail to capture the spirit and history of the city.