William L. Jusino

Even at a school where students watch live TV about as often as they might do reading that's marked as "optional" on a syllabus, the Super Bowl is a big event.

In a regular year, the campus seems to take a break from its general Sunday-night routine of homework and brain break to watch America's most popular television program—even if it's just for the commercials.

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Victoria L Bartlett

Get ready for the most anticipated sports event of the season. This weekend means Super Bowl Sunday, and whether you want to watch the New England Patriots crush the New York Giants (or vice-versa), Madonna's halftime performance, or the always entertaining commercials, a viewing party is sure to enhance the experience. Look no further for your viewing needs, as Flyby has the scoop on the premier Super Bowl parties and events going on around campus.

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Every Friday, The Crimson publishes a selection of articles from days and years past.

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Courtesy of CollegeCrunch

We stumbled across this picture of Matt P. Damon (formerly '92) chilling with some friends during his time at Harvard. Looks like the dude had some fun, but more importantly, it seems like things really haven't changed much at all since Damon's youth. Kodak moment with a couple of friends? Check. Harvard banner? Check. Unyielding desire to procrastinate? Check. Come on, admit it. You enjoyed this image as much as we did. Now back to that paper!

Push through! Just picture the time you'll have to relax during break—things will be better soon.

Take a hint, dude. Her creepy staring means that you should ask her out!

Noted.

Procrastination: 1 Paper: 0

Thanks for the update, Ben.

When the going gets tough, the tough get off HarvardFML.

Looks like someone won't be getting a present this year.

Insert caption about exorbitant prices for scalped tickets here.

In this series, Flyby brings you a look at the various topics that Harvard people are discussing on social media platforms, be it homework, celebrities on campus, or general angst.

With the official start to winter break less than three weeks away, 'tis the season of final exams, winter formal drama, and occasional holiday cheer. Happy December, Harvard.

Wilson Yu

Can a hundred bucks turn your Dunster walk-through into an Ibiza-worthy nightclub? If you're up for the challenge, check out The Party Fund, an NYC-based company that offers 10 weekly grants of $100 to college students who complete simple promotion tasks for their sponsors.

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Coming to Harvard means leaving your pet at home, at least for most students. Luckily, there are plenty of lovable pets living on campus eager for you to visit. Flyby sat down with some proctors and resident tutors to find out more about their dogs, already celebrities in their entryways. Come say hi if you ever seem them walking in the Yard!