“We Said, They Said” is a monthly feature in which Harvard and Wharton MBA students take opposing positions on a topic relevant to both schools. The views expressed are those of the writers only and are not meant to reflect the general views of either student body. The Boston Celtic’s Larry [...]
Wolfpack Knocks Off Top-Seeded ND When I first saw NF (2-1) shooting around before the game and watched as Coach Wu paced the sideline nervously, I couldn’t help but ask him what his game plan against ND (2-1) was. After all, ND was the top seeded team and they had, up until this point, completely [...]
“My Section is the best. From the moment RCs are integrated into their HBS section, it’s the phrase that is most said and heard through the hallways of Aldrich. For those ECs who have moved out of the confining life of a Required Curriculum, it’s the one only agreed upon by those lucky enough to [...]
On Tuesday, April 13, a swarm of HBS’s most fashionable students descended on Boston restaurant Mantra and transformed it into a catwalk for the Retail and Apparel Club’s 7th annual HBS Fashion Show. This year’s show, “Life’s a Runway (Classic vs. Edgy)” featured clothes from 22 designers and retailers and was produced to raise money [...]
This is the fourth in a series of articles following EC Kelly Carson’s quest to run her first marathon through the Dana Farber Marathon Challenge. What it’s all aboutÿAs the time ticks down until the marathon – One month! No, four weeks! No, three weeks! – I can’t help but think about the reasons I’m [...]
As I reflect back upon my summer, I’d like to pass along (especially to RCs or others interested in media, entertainment, or sports) some of the things I learned along the way. The internship search can definitely be a time-intensive process. I’ll admit that my search was a little on the unconventional side. Not sure [...]
As a young girl I had grandiose career plans. As a 4’11 fifth grader, I was one of the taller girls in my class and, accordingly, I decided that I would utilize my height to my advantage and be the first female to play in the NBA. Unfortunately, some fifteen years later I am finally [...]
Starting last week 41 teams began their quests for the HBS intramural championship on April 9, 2007. While claiming the intramural championship is a great honor, only one team can win in each league. And in many ways the 400 women and men participating in intramural basketball will be more focused on winning an even [...]
ECs Win a Hard-Fought Battle Against the RCs in the Prize4Life ALS Basketball Tournament. HBS played host to Columbia, Stern, Tuck, Wharton, and Yale in the first annual MBA ALS Basketball Challenge on Saturday, December 2, 2006. The first rounds of play were held on campus at Shad hall during the day with the final [...]
It began with a promise. It ended with a championship ring. Last April, as OD center John “No You Didn’t” Kirkowski left Shad after a controversial intramural championship defeat, he promised the OD team one thing: “If we get back to the final intramural game in 2006, I will take us to the promise land.” [...]
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