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Sanjana S. Ramrajvel â22 and her blockmates, who usually live in Dunster House, were dispersed geographically this past academic year. Though long distance placed a strain on their relationships, she said their ties to their Harvard House united them.
âWe all try to make it a point to go to the Dunster trivia nights,â she said. âWe would just all Zoom in from wherever we were, and that was a fun way for us to bond, but I definitely would say that we contacted each other a lot less because we werenât physically in the same location.â
Ramrajvel is one of the many students at the College who opted to live off campus this past academic year, either barred from campus as a result of the public health crisis or opting to avoid the strict residential guidelines for those in the dorms.
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Jeremy Lin â10 Remarks on Meaning of Success at College Class of 2021âs Virtual Class Day
âWhen I was first asked to speak at Class Day, in true student-athlete fashion, I tried to turn down this extra writing assignment,â Jeremy Lin â10 quipped in his Class Day address Wednesday.
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Professional basketball player Jeremy Lin â10 encouraged the graduating Class of 2021 to seek community and embrace their identities in the pursuit of success during Harvard Collegeâs virtual Class Day Wednesday.
Lin is known for being the first American of Chinese or Taiwanese descent to play in the NBA and the first Asian American to win an NBA championship. He shot to global fame in 2012 when he led the New York Knicks in a winning run known as âLinsanity.â
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A boat blowout in Boston Harbor. A clubhouse bash in Harvard Square. An orchard fête in northern Massachusetts.
Some students, determined to end a fraught school year on a note of normalcy, defied Harvardâs Covid-19 rules this past semester in the name of fun â and to the chagrin of some of their classmates.
Concerned by a spike in Covid-19 cases among undergraduates living on and near campus this spring, University administrators have urged students to continue observing public health practices and avoiding gatherings.
âHere in Cambridge and near campus, we see some worrisome trends in the number of positive cases, especially among students living together off-campus,â Dean of Students Katherine G. OâDair and Harvard University Health Services Director Giang T. Nguyen wrote in an April 16 email. âIt is spring, the weather is warming up, and we know that you want to gather with each other; please do this safely, using sound public health pract
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