The oldest, most prestigious merit scholarship program in the United States
Final Report, summer 2010
This is a wonderful example of a lobster-pot minefield.
Each of those little buoys is attached to a lobster trap far below.
If you sail over them, the rope will get caught on the rudder—not good.
Lobster-pot minefield, Maine Photo by Zoe Wolszon '14
In the basement of the Radcliffe Sciences Library there…
I was looking for a different kind of…
The upshot of the new noble vampire—the gentleman…
Now I return to my initial question: have I…
The campaign season has kicked off on campus for…
It’s hard to see hope for the future in…
I worked with a friend to start a Research…
Imad Sabri, one of Damascus’ greatest artists, agreed…
We have more cell phones, more laptop computers,…
The joy in being part of the lives…
By this program it is hoped to attract…
Nothing in my background suggested that I would be…
I’ve had the opportunity to soak up the local…
By focusing on something right in front of…
Culture is often spoken of as an iceberg. There…
Like many teenagers, youth here don’t have confidence in…
This is the hardest I’ve ever worked.
Even the weeds were beautiful at Inverness Beach…
