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The Official “Harvard Independent” Guide to Rainy Days

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By Adedoyin Adebayo
| Harvard Independent
I’m sure most of us are familiar with the iconic children’s song: “It’s raining, it’s pouring, the old man is snoring.” How did you spend your rainy days when you were in elementary school? Did you abhor them and resign yourself to staying in bed like the old man from the classic nursery rhyme? Or did you look forward to them with great expectations, as I did, along with many of my childhood friends?
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On The Horizon  | Harvard Independent

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By Adedoyin Adebayo
| EIN News
For a Harvard student, there are at least two times in the academic year when it makes perfect sense to frantically check one’s email. Both times should be to secure a coveted seat at a dance showcase that routinely sells out within minutes. Contrary to what many may assume, these ticket sales are not for a professional troupe or a group of influencers—it’s the most anticipated dance performance on campus.
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On The Job from 9 to 5

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By Adedoyin Adebayo
| Harvard Independent
On the opening night of “9 to 5: The Musical,” a large audience gathered in Agassiz Theater to watch Harvard’s musical adaptation of the famous 1980 movie. Patricia Resnick and Colin Higgins wrote the original screenplay, which Resnick later adapted into a book (script) with country star Dolly Parton, who also provided the soundtrack and lyrics.
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