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what harvard feels like from each year - by Zach Chen
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words from a frosh, sophomore, junior, and recently graduated senior
what harvard feels like from each year words from a frosh, sophomore, junior, and recently graduated senior Zach Chen May 24, 2026 17 1 1 Share Hey everyone. I wanted to give a quick disclaimer. This was a project I organized in the latter half of the Spring semester. Harvard means something different depending on where you are in it. A freshman and a senior share the same study spots and the same Cambridge winters, and yet they’re living almost entirely different lives, both entering into new chapters of their lives. I wanted to see what, if anything, connects those experiences, and if there
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