Crimson staff writer
Leni M.G. Hirsch
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Flyby Matchmaker: Chance Encounters and Double Dates
Check out the latest date in our Flyby Matchmaker series. We're looking for couples who wouldn't mind going on a double date for our next post.
Flyby Matchmaker Volume Two, Part One: Lost in the Art Museums
We had our first date of the semester over here at Flyby. Milan and Gunnar dish on how their Flyby Matchmaker date went.
Flyby Matchmaker Returns, Just In Time for the Semester
Flyby Matchmaker—your favorite campus dating service—is back, just in time for the spring semester.
Flyby Matchmaker, Part Four: Picasso and The Office
Angelina Massa is an Applied Math concentrator living in Quincy House. She is in search of someone “fun,” “smart” and who has “good arms.” We sent her to visit the café and go on a tour at The Harvard Art Museums with Mark Goldman. He is a joint Chemistry and Physics concentrator who lives in Pforzheimer House. He will “maintain conversations at any cost” and was hoping his date would be “talkative” and “funny.”
Ready, Set, Don't Go
Harvard College is a unique, exciting place. You should enroll and experience it for yourself. But first, you should take a gap year.
Community Night and Conversation
It took five years, but a review of the Program in General Education exposed that it was not fulfilling its goals. It shouldn’t take nearly as long to determine that “community night” is not meeting its mission.
Flyby Matchmaker: Pad Thai, Hotline Bling, and Gilmore Girls
Michael A. Kikukawa ‘17 lives in Lowell and thinks dating in college should be “fun without being overwhelming.” Thomas G. Dumbach ‘18 lives in Kirkland and says he “loves the institution of casual dating and would love for it to make a comeback.”
Flyby Matchmaker is Back: Spicing it up at Spice?
From Flyby’s point of view, Danny V. Banks '17, a Social Studies concentrator living in Dunster, and Sally J. M. McGrath '17, a HAA concentrator living in Winthrop, had a lot of promise.
The Flyby Matchmaker is Back (With New Improvements)!
If you get selected for a date, Matchmaker will pay for it! You could get sent to Quincy Market, The Thirsty Scholar, B.good, or even Spice!
Change You Can Acknowledge
If courses other than Expos can teach writing effectively, why not create more of them so that more than a few dozen students can experience the new teaching format?
