Jason D. Park

Mather-Kirkland House

By Jason D. Park February 26, 2004

In the midst of a vicious interhouse war involving the dastardly distribution of dead fish in doordrops and the nefarious

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By Jason D. Park November 13, 2003

Happy Harvard clubbers have Steve Frumin to thank for their late night festivities

The Party Czar

By Jason D. Park November 13, 2003

It’s Monday night at fair Harvard. Typically, the biggest weeknight soirees on campus are Ec 10 study sessions in the

The Chickwich Challenge

By Jason D. Park November 06, 2003

For centuries, men have pushed themselves to the brutal boundaries of their powers, striving to fulfill the savage desire to

Getting The Party Started

By Jason D. Park October 09, 2003

The night has finally come. After a summer’s worth of legwork, the boys of 7 Promotions, a blocking group comprised

War Profiles: James J. "Jimmy" Adamouski, Captain, U.S. Army

By Jason D. Park and Wendy D. Widman June 05, 2003

Army Captain James F. “Jimmy” Adamouski, who was scheduled to enter Harvard Business School (HBS) this fall, was killed in

A Place to Break (Homemade) Bread

By Jason D. Park May 01, 2003

With its imposing decor and Kodak-moment perfection, Annenberg holds more appeal for gawking tourists than hungry first-years. Nevertheless, most Yardlings

‘Man Band’ Rocks Pfoho, Lip-Syncs

By Jason D. Park April 25, 2003

It happened for Backstreet, it happened for *NSync, and it happened for O-Town in front of millions on ABC’s “Making

Harvard-Bound Soldier in Iraq Dies in Helicopter Crash

By Jason D. Park April 10, 2003

Army Captain James F. “Jimmy” Adamouski, who planned to enter Harvard Business School (HBS) this fall, was killed in a

Diff'rent Strokes

By Jason D. Park April 03, 2003

At first glance, Pforzheimer’s Meat Locker doesn’t seem like a mecca for Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The walls are laden with cutouts

For The Love of The Pre-Game E-Mail

By Jason D. Park April 03, 2003

Intramural (IM) sports at Harvard bring out the best and the worst from their participants. Bruises, black eyes as well

Class of 2007 Sets Records

By Jason D. Park April 03, 2003

The College announced yesterday that the Class of 2007 faced a record-low admissions rate of 9.8 percent—and that a record-high

Harvard Is Where the Heart Is

By Jason D. Park March 06, 2003

America is... Budweiser and fried food; liberal undergraduate education and cushy investment banking jobs. For Harvard’s international students, the magnetism

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