Sections

Introspection

The Next Thing I Remember

By McKenzie E. Lemmo

Pit Stop Before Sincerity Hits Too Hard

Scientists and the Face of God

Second Chance

Losing (It): The Small Spectacle of Student Government

A Pale Shade of Green

Dear Senior Year

I love the life Harvard has given me, not because it’s been perfect, but because it hasn’t been. Freshman year exhilarated me, sophomore year disarmed me, junior year repaired me, and you, senior year, have made me proud.

Replacing: Self

Apple’s Migration Assistant, in all its sterile productivity, offered two options: transfer everything, or choose what matters. Though I wanted to bring it all with me, my storage had been 95% full for months, and it showed. Soon enough, I found myself sorting through the digital debris of a former life.

In Pursuit of Knowledge

I have found my place at Harvard by leaving it, using Harvard resources to open my eyes to the broader world.

Nowhere Else (but Detroit)

A Harvard student and a fantasy footballer board a bus to downtown Detroit.