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Hoon-jung Kim
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Pride's Place, Post-Harvard
When we're on campus, our school pride has few opportunities to surface. We certainly feel it at the Game, amidst
Learning Outside the Box
We wish we knew them better, but we seldom seek them out. While I could be referring to acquaintances from
Legitimizing Elections
After nearly two years of superficial sound bites, trivial TV ads and staged smooches, you'd think people could wait a
Towards a Nobler End
Forgiveness is one tough cookie. But because people are inherently imperfect, there often arises a need to either forgive or
Re-Tuning Music Education
Our nation's long-term memory has deteriorated. Fifty years ago, public schools in the United States had something that educators around
So You Want to Work on Wall St.
You've seen the clever full-page ads put out by investment banks, promising "dynamic and rewarding" careers upon graduation. And you
Women Leaders Do Brunch at KSG
Twenty female undergraduates and about 40 students at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) met with current and former female
South Korean Leader Outlines Policies
Cho Se Hyung, the leader of South Korea's majority party, returned to speak about Korean politics to a packed audience
Majority Party Leader Outlines South Korea's Economic Policies in Wake of Collapse
Cho Se Hyung, the acting president of South Korea's majority party, returned to speak about Korean politics to a packed
Cabot House Adopts Universal Keycard Access
Cabot House recently became the second House to experiment with universal keycard access, and Winthrop and Dunster Houses may soon
Class Day Grows Over the Years
C lass Day--like Baccalaureate and Commencement itself--is a long-established tradition. Held in the Tercentenary Theater, this day before Commencement has
Seeking to Unify Campus Community, Four Korean Student Groups Merge
The sound of beating drums and traditional songs delighted a packed Dunster dining hall on April 18 for the Korean
IRC Board Selects New Officers
The International Relations Council (IRC) witnessed a changing of the guard last night, as its 18-member Board of Directors elected
Harvard Invests With Departing Fund Manager
Last year Jonathon S. Jacobson earned a princely sum, $7.6 million in performance based pay, for investing Harvard's endowment. But
Busy Circuits Block Long-Distance Phone Calls
Sporadic periods of overflowing circuits have frustrated students trying to make long-distance calls since Friday. "For short periods of time
