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Articles by Caie C. Kelley
The Life-Changing Magic of Quashing Clutter and Capitalism in your Email Inbox
As I typed, the status quo crumbled around me — I was Leo DiCaprio waking from his dream worlds in Inception. As I destroyed the illusions of my email inbox, the material world around me shook with possibility. By Vivekae M. Kim Nov 15, 2018 It’s 10:37 p.m. on a Thursday night. You’ve got a paper due at 5 p.m. tomorrow. But what are you doing? You’re staring at the soulless white rectangles of your Harvard College Gmail Inbox, each one holding a dizzyingly disparate message.
Young Joe Biden Was a Hottie | Flyby | The Harvard Crimson
Vice President Joe Biden is visiting the Institute of Politics today. In honor of his presence on campus, we’re taking a look back to his studly college days. (Can someone say fifteen hottest freshmen?) His looks may have changed some over the years, but he was looking pretty fine when he was 26. For those of you lamenting the “nice” “fall weather,” not getting tickets to Oprah, and then not getting tickets to Biden, hopefully this picture of Biden’s formerly chiseled jaw is a source of strength.
We See You, Molly McGaan and Your Fake Rejection Letter
fake Harvard rejection letter has circulated the internet, making light of the heightened anxiety surrounding college admissions around this time of year. The letter has been shared over 700 times on Facebook and Reddit, with many believing its contents to be authentic. But creator Molly McGaan’s set of talents, including “dank meme” proficiency and high levels of “$wagg moneyyyy” aren’t far from the realistic skill set of many Harvard students.
To Fall in Love (with a Harvard Student), Do This
A couple of weeks ago, the New York Times released a Modern Love essay describing a study where, after a series of 36 questions, psychologist Arthur Aron succeeded in making two strangers fall in love. The test is designed to create closeness through probing questions, before the strangers finish the activity by staring into each other’s eyes for four uninterupted minutes. When the author, Mandy Len Control, tried it with one of her friends from college, she too fell in love.
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