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Raymond Wu
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Raymond Wu

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Visitas, Not Veritas: A Time For Reinvention

By Annette Kim and Raymond Wu  • 

For those of you who might find the Visitas fresh start daunting or in case you’re feeling a little uninspired, here are some ideas for the new identity you can take on, whether for the weekend or for the next four years.


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Natasha Bedingfield Cancels Yardfest Performance, Cites Fear of Turkeys

By Raymond Wu  • 

Natasha Bedingfield, formerly the Yardfest headliner, released a statement on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, late Monday evening announcing that she has decided to cancel her appearance at Yardfest, citing “the bloody massive amounts of turkeys strutting around Harvard’s campus, mate.”


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5 Low-Effort Harvard-Related Halloween Costumes

By Raymond Wu  • 

Halloween is one of the most wonderful times of the year because it’s an opportunity to show off your creativity and ingenuity through a thoughtful and well-crafted costume. Or, if you’re too lazy for that, you can just do one of these low-effort Harvard-themed costumes instead. Please note that if you do do (ha ha, doodoo) one of these costumes, you are legally obligated to tag @flybyblog on all your posts and staple a piece of paper advertising Flyby Blog to your costume.


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Flyby Tries: Tenoch Mexican

By Annette Kim and Raymond Wu  • 

Flyby writers Annette and Raymond try Tenoch Mexican, a new Mexican restaurant that opened in the Square last month. Is it worth checking out? Read on to find out!


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The Tortured Poets Department (Harvard’s Version)

By Annette Kim and Raymond Wu  • 

Flyby has the inside scoop on Taylor Swift’s newest album. Spoiler alert! It was inspired by Harvard.


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How to: Speedrun Course Registration

By Raymond Wu  • 

Course registration is among us, and with that comes all the anxiety and excitement of new possibilities and wonders. So many new, beautiful things to learn and discuss. But let’s be real: you probably just want to get it over with. Here’s Flyby’s tips on how to speedrun course registration.


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Flyby's Hopes for 2024

By Annette Kim and Raymond Wu  • 

As the semester winds down and you reflect on the past few months, you also have new hopes and aspirations for the upcoming semester. Read this article to find out what it is that you want.


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A Week in the Life of a Harvard Student

By Raymond Wu  • 

Do you know the triumphs and defeats, the epic highs and lows of being a Harvard student? Do you feel a crushing sense of dread every Sunday? Whether you answered yes, no, or maybe so, learn what one Flyby writer has to say about the vibes of each day of the week.


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Cabot House

By Raymond Wu  • 

Welcome to Cabot House! Don’t let the mascot fool you: there’s nothing fishy about Cabot House. In fact, the only thing Cabot takes more seriously than fish is its slogan “Semper Cor” (which translates to “Always Heart”). Dive into the water, relax, and let Cabot glub glub its way into your heart.


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From The Archives — Flyby Tries: Sleepover in Cabot Library

By Annette Kim and Raymond Wu  • 

Raymond and Annette are two students who are taking multiple p-set classes. As a result, they spend most of their time grueling over their homework at Cabot Library. In fact, they probably spend more time at Cabot than they do in their own dorms. One day, they had a groundbreaking idea to hold a Sleepover in Cabot™ because… why not? They were young, naive, and excited to make memories in their dorm away from dorm.

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