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What is Love?
Valentine’s Day. Single’s Awareness Day, if you will. For many of the singles ladies (and men) out there, the big, red holiday can seem like nothing more than an excuse to wallow self pity. But what is Valentine’s Day, really? It’s made of roses and chocolates. It’s a fancy outfit and a romantic dinner. It’s […]
Occupy Discussion
Today, one of my House tutors held his office hours not from behind his desk, but from behind the information table at Occupy Harvard. You know what I have to say to that? Rock on. The Yard’s tent city has become the subject of such hot debate over the last few weeks, but for all […]
Raven Used Book Store – A Hidden Gem in Harvard Square
At the beginning of each semester, Harvard students flock to the COOP or their Amazon shopping accounts in hopes of buying used copies of their assigned books and textbooks in order to save a few dollars. But the COOP and the internet are not the only places that one can buy books for less. Located […]
Voice HotSpot – Café Pamplona
Most people have seen Café Pamplona in their travels across campus; they’ve rushed past it on their way to Berryline, Adams house, or Lamont. That is to say, when students mention Pamplona, it’s often as the place they’ve always meant to visit, but really never had the time for, because running to Dunkin’ Donuts is […]
Harvard’s Cultural Groups: Opportunities to Belong
Harvard is well known for having an incredibly diverse student body. With students from fifty states and all corners of the globe, it is difficult to paint a visual picture of a “typical” Harvard student. In accordance with the expansive ethnic diversity, the College has over 75 cultural groups. Some are small, such as the […]
Day in the Life of a Dorm Crew Worker
In the quest employment here at Harvard, Dorm Crew probably rests at the bottom of any job-hunter’s list. Dorm Crew workers are either elusive like ghosts, the only record of their presence a yellow slip of paper on a mirror, or they arrive during uncomfortably… personal times. Let’s be serious though, how many of us […]
Day in the Life of a Tourist
We’ve all seen them. They come in droves from all ends of the globe speaking everything from English to French to Italian to Chinese. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow can stop them; weekdays and weekends, they carry on. With the amount of tourists that visit campus every day, Harvard can feel like more of […]
The Beginning of the End: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One
It’s here: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One. Tickets to the show’s midnight premiere and opening days have been sold out across Boston for weeks now and theatres are stockpiled with crates of popcorn and boxes of Raisinettes for the coming influx of fans. It’s the premier of premiers, the beginning of the […]
Saturday Night at Harvard
**The Upfront Disclaimer: Did you take Literature and Sexuality this past fall? Remember the creative thought paper assignment in which you could create your very own piece of fiction in the writing style of Chad Kultgen (never heard of him? Look him up. He’s awesome)? This is it. That is to say that it is absolutely […]




