recaps
Halloween at Harvard: Best Costumes on Campus
Harvard students are known for being creative. Sure, they can craft resumes that resemble works of art, write Pulitzer-worthy papers on books they've never read, and spin epic tales about their accomplishments during job interviews at McKinsey. But how creative are they on the one holiday where it really matters the most: Halloween? To solve this great mystery, on Friday Flyby scoped out the costume scene on campus to bring you some of the most creative, the most weird and the most Harvard relevant costumes of the crop.
What Should You Be Watching on TV This Fall?
All Harvard students need a TV show or two to binge watch. Remember -- it is sometimes important to avoid responsibilities and take a mental vacation. Here are 6 shows you should be watching:
Flyby Follow-up: [BLANK] Party
Last week, Flyby reported about the upcoming [BLANK] Party, an event hosted by a group of women on campus looking to encourage inclusivity in Harvard’s social scene. Flyby, being the intrepid reporters we are, trekked through the rain to the Science Center Plaza last night to check it out. In case you weren’t as down to brave the elements (read: drizzle) as we were, here’s a quick recap of what you missed.
The Best of Flyby in 2014
2014 was a great year here at Flyby. You laughed, you shared it with your friends, and then you laughed some more. In no particular order, here are some of the highlights that you won’t want to miss reading (or rereading).
'Absent' Offers Confusion, Colorblindness & Life-Giving Saltines
These invisible people can apparently no longer interact with the world. Their survival might depend upon eating saltine crackers.
#fbf: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Dress up as Harvard Baseball Players for Halloween
Way back when we believed Carly Rae Jepsen had a promising musical career, it seemed that just maybe our very own baseball team did, too
A World Exists Beyond Harvard and Here's What's Going on in It
Are you living under a rock? If so we've got you covered.
Shonda and Oprah Both Speak at Du Bois Medal Ceremony, But Who Is More Adored?
We went to the 2014 W.E.B. Du Bois Medal Ceremony, which also functioned as a get together for Skip and Friends and his soon-to-be friends.
Questions You’ve Got About Harvard’s New Sexual Assault Policy, Answered
This summer, Harvard unveiled a new University-wide sexual harassment policy. Administrators are holding town-hall style meetings to talk about the changes, but in case you can’t make it, here’s a rundown of what you need to know.
10 Observations From Hempfest
In case you missed Hempfest this weekend (Sept. 13 and 14), here are some of the highlights from the twenty minutes we spent observing. If you like what you read (what?), don’t worry, it’ll happen again next year.
Around the Ivies: Falling from Frat Windows, Controversial Chaplains, and Even More Stanfordians
The quick and dirty about what's been going on around the Ancient Eight (and other schools too).