The Lonely Side of Harvard
Loneliness is universal. It does not discriminate. And it unfortunately is a keystone of the sought-after Harvard experience that isn’t publicized in glossy brochures.
The Lonely Side of Harvard | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson Sections News Opinion Arts Blog Magazine Metro Multimedia Sports Newsletter Print Delivery Editor's Pick Tips Donate Programs The Lonely Side of Harvard Loneliness is universal. It does not discriminate. And it unfortunately is a keystone of the sought-after Harvard experience that isn’t publicized in glossy brochures. By Jessenia N. Class and Robert Miranda By Vicky Z. Xu Rarely do Harvard students talk about loneliness. We’ll gladly discuss commonalities: the p-set due this morning, perpetual lack of sleep, yesterday’s consulting eve
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