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Better Ways to Pick Who Gets to See Joe Biden

Around 50 students had the opportunity to see former President Joe Biden talk last week, while hundreds of others took to Sidechat to voice their complaints. The decision process was confusing at best, so we decided to take the liberty of proposing better — and more fun — ways to decide on the shortlist for meeting the former President next time.


Where is “Catch of the Day” REALLY caught?

“Catch of the Day” is “locally sourced” fish served in Harvard College dining halls. But with such a potent odor, where is this fish really caught? We’d like to take you through a couple of our ideas.


Flyby Tries: Touching Grass (Again But Different)

If you still want to salvage the latter half of the semester, what better solution is there than to “touch grass”? I present to you: my opinions on which locations on (and off) campus are the best for reconnecting with nature.


My Top Five Favorite Tourist Spawns

One of our writers has noticed that the tourists — easily their favorite Harvard NPCs — tend to fall into specific spawn types, which they've decided to rank in order of how much they love them.


Screen Time Secrets

If your weekly screen time is a source of shame (or smugness), don’t worry — you’re not alone. Here’s what your screen time says about you and what you do on campus.


Confessions of a Senior Thesis Writer

As an aging senior who survived the senior thesis slump, one of our writers could think of no better parting gift to the lovely readers of this blog than sharing everything that she wishes she knew before thesising.


Fear Not, Harvard: Here’s Where You Can Cut $9B From the Budget

The White House is threatening to take away more than $8 billion in our federal funding. But don’t worry, Alan! Flyby has spent all weekend crunching some numbers, and we figured out where Harvard can trim the fat in its budget to take these funding cuts in stride.


The Five Stages of Realizing You Have to Start Your Final Paper

Realizing that paper still exists and needs to be written can feel like being dunked in cold water, but never fear! Here at Flyby, we’ll be right by your side as you go through the five stages of realizing you have to start your final paper.


Which House Would Win March Madness?

Welcome to March Madness, where twelve Harvard Houses enter the bracket… and only one emerges as the supreme champion. Post-Housing Day, it’s perfect timing for everyone to see where their House lands on the bracket. The committee has spoken. The seeds are locked in. Let the games begin.


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