Sneha M. Yelamanchili
Sneha M. Yelamanchili is the Blog Chair of the 152nd Guard.
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Latest Articles
Did You Do Harvard Right?
Sure, everyone tells you that there’s not any one way to do college “right,” but let’s be honest — there are some wrong ways.
Flyby Investigates: Henrys at Harvard
Henry is the 23rd most popular name on campus. Why? We’re not quite sure.
HUPD Police Log: Reading Period Edition
The countdown to the end of the semester has been flying by — lol, get it? — but for HUPD, it’s definitely felt like an eternity given all of our shenanigans. Campus is still bustling with activity, and we’re here to share it all with you.
Get Rid of the Rafter! Bring Back the Rail!
While we were all ecstatic at the announcement of plans to construct a monorail running from the Quad Lawn to Barry’s Corner (across from Trader Joe’s, for those of you not in the know), apparently there’s been a snag in these plans: the turkeys.
Monorail to Connect Quad to Allston
President Alan Garber announced Monday afternoon that the university would finally implement a more sustainable transportation system to connect all of its campuses.
HUPD Police Log: Spring Break Edition
Even with half of the student body in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic, campus is far from boring.
Currier House
You’re hoping for life in your dream House, but we’re dreaming of life in the Tree House. Home to perhaps the most infamous party suite and one of the most beloved dhalls on campus — even Bill Gates stopped by — Currier House stands proudly right in front of the Quad shuttle stop. Are you ready to climb up into the canopy?
Dudley Co-Op
First-years this Housing Day will place their trust in the roll of the dice or, perhaps, in a very complicated game of darts — we can’t entirely be sure, as opaque as the housing lottery is — but your residential experience doesn’t need to be dictated by the lottery’s whims.
Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve: Blocking Group Names
With blocking groups finalized last week (or many moons ago, if you’re an upperclassman), you probably thought that that chapter of your life was over. Well, you were wrong: now, it’s time for regrets — not your choice of blockmates but your choice of blocking group name.
Leaked: Your Datamatch Matches
Now that Datamatch isn’t asking for Rice Purity Test scores anymore (boo), we had to find something else to expose to the general public: your matches.
