Voices

How sweet it is to come home. There is a healing process requiring family praise for any little triumph that occurs in the process, like small children being applauded for tying their shoes.

You’ll be working where this summer? The Hole in the What? Are you working with kids who were in gangs? Oh, oh – do you get free Newman’s Own food all summer long? .

I came home this year to a place more different than any experience I’ve ever had of my city, Houston. Perhaps more accurately, things’ve definitely changed.

When I’m driving at night, my mind wanders. Stimulated by my surroundings, I tend to dream up thoughts, songs, arguments, and even full-blown conversations.

Earlier this week, David Rockefeller ’36 gave $100 million to Harvard. That’s a lot of money.

In the Spring 2008 issue of The New York Times Style Magazine: Women’s Fashion, an article entitled “Certifiably Chic” commented upon the style industry and the American media’s current celebr

In all honesty, and at the risk of seeming utterly un-Harvardian, I must admit I’m not really into extracurriculars. At all.

THERE WILL BE BLOOD Paul Thomas Anderson

As we were giving out the first issue in front of Science Center, a student came up to me. “Hey, why did you guys do the iPhone vs. Blackberry thing in Latin?

After a weekend spent entertaining Harvard's pre-frosh, the clearer it became that I was never one of them.

We are three students (Pearl Houghteling '08, Tim Neal '09, and Jessie Lucier '10) planning an event to raise funding and awareness of Parkinson's disease at Harvard.

Hey everybody, Welcome to the website. We all hope you’ll come back often.

I’m really enjoying this unexpected trend in the high-end fashion world that has begun emerging as of late.

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Sitting on a small shelf in my family’s home is a photograph of my six-and-a-half-year-old self standing on the widely-set banister lining the small stairwell in front of Harvard Hall, with my grand