Inside: Records, Reflections, and Recommendations
As Spun in the Eliot House Record Room Tucked away in the shelves of the Record Room resides a cultural artifact By AIDAN FITZSIMMONS and MARISSA GARCIA Nestled within Eliot House is a Record Room, vaguely scented of old album covers. Upon its hardwood floors– blanketed with an ornate red carpet– sit two threadbare sofas, […]
In the rain By ABIGAIL JADE 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! […]
To the Younger Version of Myself, During Freshman Year A four-part reflection on a super-senior’s time at Harvard By ARIANA AKBARI I received my Harvard acceptance in the Spring of 2013. Afterward, my mom took me to the Tex Mex restaurant I had gone to nearly every Friday night with my family. This time it […]
When Fashionable Meets Functional The Second Installment of Fashion Advice Column for Busy College Students By GRACE TWOREK Being a college student and a decently fashionable member of society can be a daunting task – especially when it comes to what fashion pieces are both stylish and functional in an every-day college student’s life. It’s […]
A Splendid Senior Sendoff Harvard men’s ice hockey celebrates Senior Night with a shutout By MIMI TARRANT The Harvard men’s ice hockey team made their Senior Night one to remember, shutting out Yale 3-0 as they celebrated their six departing seniors on Saturday evening. With this win, Harvard extended their unbeaten streak at Bright-Landry to […]
As the Dust Settles… Harvard Runs up a Storm at Heps Championship By ELIZABETH GUMMER The week before the Ivy League Track and Field Championships, commonly referred to by athletes as Heps Week, is amongst the most spirited of weeks for the Harvard Track and Field team every year. “Heps” refers to the proper title […]