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The 92 Report: Harvard Then & Now
“So, tell me about your journey since graduating from Harvard.” Each episode of Will Bachman ’92’s podcast, The 92 Report, kicks off the same way—but from there, Bachman lets his guests take the reins and lets the conversation flow organically. The 92 Report, which first debuted in February 2022, follows Will Bachman as he speaks with his former classmates in the Harvard College and Radcliffe College Class of 1992.
Ramadan Reflection
One of the most rewarding experiences of my time at Harvard thus far has been taking advantage of the opportunity to grow closer to and understand my faith. Growing up in a mixed-religion household, my parents have always been completely supportive and helpful in understanding my beliefs.
The Long Game | Harvard Independent
“Tell us about your first time.” It always happens when we’re playing Hot Seat or Truth or Dare. Everyone buckles up for a good story—bonus points if it happened somewhere crazy. I smile softly to myself, knowing they’re going to be surprised, or maybe even disappointed, by my response that I’m a virgin and waiting for marriage. I always knew sex was a big deal. In high school, when my friends started having it, I’d listen intently to how it affected their relationships.
Indy Sportsbook: March Madness
As March rolls in, so does the biggest NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament of the year. March Madness is a once-a-year extravaganza that brings people together in celebration of the game we love. Win or lose, savor every moment of the tournament experience. Cheer for the buzzer-beaters, marvel at the upsets, and relish in the joy of being part of something bigger than yourself. After all, it’s called March Madness for a reason.
What’s in the VOTES Act?
This article is a part of the HPR Massachusetts Election Guide and represents the independent perspective of the author. In 2020, at the height of the pandemic, voter turnout rates across the country dropped sharply, a rippling consequence of COVID-19. But in Massachusetts? Voter turnout increased, topping that of previous years. The pandemic both exposed and exacerbated barriers to voting, leading to a realization of the significance of mail-in voting as an alternative to in-person voting.
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