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Spring is upon us. It may have seemed sudden, but the warming signs have been sprouting up between cracks in the pavement and on the fingertips of trees for weeks. Before spring break, crocuses grew in clusters of purple and yellow, bunched together at the base. Now, daffodils have taken their place. The forsythia and magnolias are blooming. I can hear the din emanating from Cross Campus from a block away.
Building from their successful business on wheels, the Jitter Bus will open a brick-and-mortar site on Grand Avenue in the coming weeks.
In just a few days, swarms of crimson-clad Harvard students will descend upon Yale’s campus for the annual Harvard vs. Yale football game. Although I will undoubtedly take pleasure in watching Yale destroy our rivals on the field, I’ve decided to exercise empathy by putting myself in Harvard students’ shoes. Below is my best attempt at imagining the confusion that a Harvard student endures after stepping foot on Yale’s campus.