Audrey Adam '27 is a Psychology major and a Neuroscience concentrator from San Diego, Ca. She is a section editor for the features section. She previously served as a staff writer for features. Email: [email protected]
Each week, the Record (using a script in R) randomly selects a student at the College for our One in Two Thousand feature, excluding current Record board members. This week, Olivia Thurman ’27 discussed her early morning routine, the proper bagel-to-schmear ratio, and her decision to take a semester off of rowing. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Students at the College can schedule pickup orders at various dining stations through the “GET” app on their phones. However, there exists an all-too-familiar epidemic of students finding their orders stolen, leaving them rushing to class without breakfast or running late after the staff remake their order.
In the maelstrom of pandemic closures and election cycle frenzy, Madeleine Dyke ’21.5 decided to spend a semester away from the College. Like many Ephs, Dyke pored through the alum network searching for career advice and eventually — after about 15 other meetings — ended up chatting with Eliza Nemser ’98.
