| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
August 23 2007
|
crazy mom
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They didn't let us see anything inside except hallway of Memorial Hall. Guide told us science building was ugly, which was obvious. Other buildings looked nice from outside. |
June 17 2007
|
green7
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The buildings are breathtaking. Annenberg Hall and Widener Library were my favorites. The whole campus is just so grand on a large scale. Every effort seems to be made to keep the campus beautiful. |
June 10 2007
|
DaNYAznKid
|
Sunny, bright day, but could be a bit better for the freshmen campus (now Duke, there's perfection) |
April 21 2007
|
Adelaide
|
Wow...I loved the campus so much! The older buildings are stunning--especially Memorial Hall. The surrounding area of Cambridge is charming, yet large enough to satisfy any craving for city life. |
January 09 2007
|
silentorchestra
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the buildings were gorgeous, but a bit old-fashioned. But I prefer harvard's architecture over MIT's modern-crap buildings. |
December 21 2006
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sofianoori
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It was beautiful. A TON bigger than Columbia. |
October 22 2006
|
Jeremybeach
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Harvard's campus is unbelievably long, it's at least 1 mile, The buildings are unbelievable, though i have seen prettier (like McGill in Canada and Northwestern!) Though, i found out that in this building, the chapel where the top looks pointe |
August 22 2006
|
Nattocollege
|
Not very impressive at all. Campus spread out, lots of traffic, not even in the same ballpark as Princeton, Brown and Stanford |
August 16 2006
|
Tarun45
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This is what a college should look like. |
August 15 2006
|
just_forget_me
|
Gorgeous, of course. Make sure to walk along the Charles and check out the river houses. |
August 09 2006
|
drummerdude_07
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Georgian architecture. Gates, house buildings, all beatiful. Annenburg hall is very Harry Potter like, though they don't let you go into the main hall. |
August 08 2006
|
bwilton
|
The Yard is really just muddy and roped off in sections. No flowers anywhere. Something is missing, and I think that those grey clouds are always overhead. |