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Sharper Advice: You came, you saw, you conquered

It’s good that you think of college as a high, because that means nostalgia has taken over and you’re remembering just the good stuff. In reality, I’m sure the last four years have consisted of avoiding laundry until you were down to your last pair of underwear, waiting 106 minutes for a Hodge sandwich and getting repeatedly burned by the sheer amount of nonchalant men on this campus. But right now, none of that matters. Celebrate your achievement. At the very least, you made it to graduation.

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Sharper Advice: One final debrief before you black out (academically or otherwise)

The sun is out, and Prez Lawn is the hottest spot on campus for athletes who think that shower shoes are an appropriate everyday choice and whose newest spring accessory is a 128-ounce plastic water jug. However, with that comes finals that quietly creep over the horizon, signalling that the semester is coming to a close. It’s bittersweet, as our time with you is also coming to an end, and we’ve truly enjoyed every minute hearing about your naughty little lives. For our final week, we’d like to offer you a rapid-fire advice session on all the questions and confessions we’ve accumulated over the course of the semester that have not yet seen the light of day. 

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Sharper Advice: Forever friendships?

Q: I’m still figuring out my friend group. Some people seem nice, but I’m not sure if they’re actually going to be my ‘forever’ friends. How can I tell the difference? I don’t want to get too invested in people who might not stick around, but I also don’t want to miss out on friendships that could actually last.

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Sharper Advice: Being the bigger person

F--k the high road. We’ve all been told it’s something we’re supposed to take (and if you weren’t … respectfully, we can tell). Unfortunately, now that you’re college-aged, morally it would look like you’re the asshole if you didn’t. But when did ‘being the bigger person’ stop meaning ‘don’t shove that girl on the playground for insulting your shoes,’ and start meaning ‘swallow those very real, very valid emotions like they’re character flaws’?

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