Writer
Orlee G.S. Marini-Rapoport
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Harvard Needs a Class Studies Secondary
Understanding socioeconomic status, economic inequality, and capitalism are integral to understanding the very fabric of our society.
Protecting the Best 3.75 Years of Our Lives
We have worked so hard and sacrificed so much for this opportunity. We can’t lose any more time on campus than we have already lost, for every moment is precious.
Why We Can’t Look Back and Laugh
When we go back, I hope we live every day at Harvard like we’re about to wake up to an email asking us to leave campus.
Universal Grading Systems Dilute Education and Exacerbate the Problems They Claim To Fix
Universal grading systems undermine what matters most — our continued commitment to our academics and to our classmates — at a time where intellectual engagement has never been more important.
Appreciating an Allergy-Friendly HUDS
As students with allergies speak up about their dining needs, let’s not forget that these are real people working to keep us safe.
Stop Criticizing My Concentration Choice
The assumption that humanities or social sciences concentrations are “easy” is just plain wrong.
Reading My Admissions File, Writing My Harvard Story
But reading my admissions file offered proof that there’s so much more that matters, that leaning into the complexities of our experience as students has importance that transcends numbers and statistics.
Limiting PAFs Is Limiting
Hence, I was surprised to discover that Harvard’s new policy states that Peer Advising Fellows should limit or eliminate discussions about course selection with their freshmen advisees