Inside: Realities, Recaps, and Reflections
By Abigail Koerner It’s raining always when I’m with you And not because I’m feeling blue It’s raining raining And I can’t see I squint my eyes – there’s you and me Singing and dancing Kissing in the rain I said my favorite place was solitude But that was insane! Insane like puddles splashing […]
By Remedy Ryan the song says “modernity has failed us” and we bang our heads in agreement what else can save us narcissistic loners in the underbelly of empire yearning for love Remedy Ryan ’21 (remedyryan@college.harvard.edu)
Dear Sir or Madam, I have just finished your most recent book, and found it to be just the thing for me. The text was clear, the examples were useful, and it was required reading for my course, so there was that as well. There was just one problem. Do you see what […]
BY Jilly Cronin As the end of the semester approaches, many students begin to reflect on the past three months and wonder whether it has lived up to their expectations. One of the many aspects of our experiences on which students begin to reflect are the courses – especially since Monday, when the school announced […]
By Tushar Dwivedi In the modern day era, sports events oftentimes incite a wide variety of journalistic pieces, ranging from ESPN’s live, explicitly factual injury and score updates to reactions and commentary both in and post-game on major media outlets. Simultaneously, social media provides an open and widespread outlet for any individual to entertain […]
By Graham Walter Harvard’s late rise in the Game this year reminded many of the late comeback made 50 years ago in 1968 to tie the score. The historical significance of that game is one many at Harvard take for granted, but it was no doubt the main event going on for all of […]
It’s time to publicly shame our peers. By AIDAN FITZSIMONS This article is going to ruffle some feathers. The Ivy League Meme page is full of memes poking gentle fun at wearers of the Canada Goose jackets which are so ubiquitous at places like Harvard when it gets cold. These memes indicate a […]
Some musings on the things Harvard Professors can’t teach you By ALAYA AYALA The week after Thanksgiving is often the week when all hell starts to break loose for Harvard college students. Suddenly every essay is due, final projects are in the works, and Reading Period is just around the corner. Procrastinating is […]
Untitled I By Jose Forgive me, Gentle paramour, For showing you how Soft lead remains yet lead And how iron at a distance Appears liable to indention, Welcoming a hand to an altogether Unpliable surface. My deceit made so similar By unwilling nature of the thing, I hope you are merciful enough to realize […]