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$1.5B dollars and nearly 2 years of non-stop campaigning. Thousands of hours of media coverage and millions of words of commentary and dissection. An unprecedented online campaign with Facebook fans, entertaining YouTube clips and virtual organizing like never before. (0) comments
Whenever something big happens, people always say "remember where you were on that day," as if you will forget. On November 4th 2008, something big happened - Barack Obama, was elected the 44th President of the United States. Remember where you were that day, and where you were when it finally sunk in that our country had detached itself from its past and set a mandate for the next generation of Americans. (0) comments
It just so happened that I woke up and turned on the television right as CNN was calling the election for Obama. Watching good old Wolf Blitzer deliver the news, I unexpectedly found myself overcome by tears. "Are you crying?" my mom asked, a bit in disbelief, when she called me a few minutes later. (0) comments
Not letting the overwhelming time constraints of the RC year damper their spirits, Section F is working to stay involved in their community. On October 28th, 19 members of the new Section F spent an afternoon volunteering at the Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB). (0) comments
The following article was originally published in the Harvard University Gazette in June of 2008. Dean's Award nominations for the Class of 2009 will be accepted until Friday, February 20, 2009 at 4:00 p.m. For additional information, please see "Dean's Award" on the MBA Quick Info tab of myHBS. (0) comments
