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Mirika J. Jambudi
Mirika J. Jambudi is the Blog Chair of the 152nd Guard.
Editor Mirika J. Jambudi can be reached at mirika.jambudi@thecrimson.com.
Latest Content
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.
Flyby’s First Week Flops
The first week of the semester is a trying time for everyone involved. It’s that special blend of optimism and chaos where you convince yourself that this will be the semester you have your life together — only to immediately prove yourself wrong in spectacular fashion.
Crimson Jam FAQs
Crimson Jam is Harvard's beginning-of-the-year celebration to welcome you back on campus! Does this slightly make up for the fact that you had a Pset 0 due this week? Not completely, but it's a good start!
Fill-in-the-Blank for a Last-Minute Class Petition Email
Need to petition a class? Use this template!
Sage Advice from the Class of 2025
Here’s some sage advice gleaned from conversations with members of the Class of 2025 before they head out into the world.
29 Words for the Class of 2029
Make sure to pull out some of these terms to make you blend in as a true… Harvardian? Cantabrigian? Crimson?
Monorail to Connect Quad to Allston
President Alan Garber announced Monday afternoon that the university would finally implement a more sustainable transportation system to connect all of its campuses.
Demolishing the Mid-Semester Slump
Only three days in, and there’s already a month’s worth of work to be done. Keep your chin up, though; these past Flyby articles are there to hold your hand along the way.
Which House Library Matches Your Aesthetic?
Take this quiz to help you decide which House library to sneak into next!
Flyby Tries: Taking the New SAT
On a typical Saturday night, a Flyby writer decided to take the new SAT and see if she really peaked in high school. Spoiler alert — she probably did — but that’s okay!
