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Housing Videos: Roundup Part Deux
It is not unusual for a House to ridicule its rivals in video form, as payback for being made fun of in previous years. And this week has seen much of the same. With just days to spare, more videos from Leverett, Cabot, Currier, Winthrop, Kirkland, Quincy, Dunster, and Pfoho have joined the list that is 2012's Housing Season. Here's a recap of the new additions.
Mockery, Spoofs, and Remakes: A Housing Video Roundup
With Housing Day under a week away, eight new videos to advertise the upperclass Houses have been released. As always, there is a healthy amount of inter-house teasing. Here's our recap.
Harvard Protests Through the Years
"Behold, our butter stinketh! — give us therefore, butter that stinketh not." With this cry, the Great Butter Rebellion of 1766, the first Harvard student protest ever recorded, began. Since then, student protests have continued to rock Harvard's campus over the years. In light of the Occupy Harvard movement, here's a look back at some of the ways in which Harvard students have stood up for what they believe in over the last centruy alone.
Freshmen Carve and Display Pumpkins
With study break money up for grabs, the entryways of 2015 went all out for this year's pumpkin carving contest. ...
Reducing Waste at Harvard's 375th
With music by Yo-Yo Ma, a 15 ft. by 18 ft. cake, talking trees, and the Widener steps all lit up, it's no secret that fair Harvard is going all out for tonight's festivities. But did you know that it's green not crimson, that's in at Harvard's 375th?
Get Out!
Despite the heavy workload, some still find that they have free time on their hands when the weekend rolls around. If you’re one of those people, here are some events you should definitely check out.
HSA Brings TV to Harvard, Online
With cable TV scarce in dorm rooms, Harvard students have often had to scramble in order to catch the big game or the season premieres of their favorite shows. Last spring, Harvard Student Agencies launched a trial version of a service to aid these struggling students.
Life at Harvard, Seen Double
Last year's hit movie The Social Network brought attention to a lot of aspects of Harvard: Kirkland House. Maxwell Dworkin. The, um, bustling party scene. Dropouts who found mega-successful companies. And twins. After watching the real-life antics of Cameron S. H. Winklevoss '04 and Tyler O. H. Winklevoss '04 this summer, we were curious about life for less notable twins at Harvard.
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