“10 Guys You’ll Meet at Harvard” Calendar
Posted by The Voice Staff on December 5, 2011 at 8:00 pm
It’s almost the end of the year, which means you should get yourself one of these coveted calendars, based on The Voice’s most popular article of the last academic year - “10 Guys You’ll Meet at Harvard.”
They have elicited various “Wows” and “Do these guys actually go to Harvard?” comments from onlookers at the Activities Fair earlier this year. Don’t miss out!
Specs: 11.0″ x 8.50″ on glossy calendar paper, printed by Vistaprint.
Price: $12. (Similar calendars sell for $16 on Vistaprint.)
Free shipping by campus mail for Harvard students. Non-Harvard buyers will be charged a flat shipping rate of $3.
Click below to order. Follow the jump for a sneak preview and acknowledgements. You know you want to Facebook-stalk our models ;)
Sneak Preview:
Producer: Michelle Nguyen
Photographers: Kane Hsieh and Heidi Lim
Stylists: Thomas Dai and Schuyler Polk
Hair (on selected models) by Plan B Hair Salon, 99 Mt. Auburn Street
Special Thanks to Pratyusha Yalamanchi, Emily Rutter, Maria Shen and Samuel Lipoff
We’d also like to thank April Sperry, Ricardo Medina, Ingrid Pierre, Alisha Ramos, Collins Riggan, David Goode, Casey Thomson, and various random people in Adams House’s courtyard who lent us their football and reading glasses during the photo shoot.
Models (with class year, in order of appearance):
Gary Carlson, 2013
Charlie Cabot, 2013
Henry Woodward-Fisher, 2012
John Henry Hinkel, 2012
Eddie Horgan, 2014
Bret Voith, 2011
DJ Smolinsky, 2011
Alex Hugon, 2011
Rossi Walter, 2014
Michael Pena, 2013
Spencer Vegosen, 2012
Spenser Goodman, 2014
Jake Boy, 2014
Matt Brown, 2014
Rob Longcor, 2012
James O’Connor, 2013
Jeff Lee, 2011
Hugh Martin, 2012
and Cullen McAlpine, 2011.
Ooh, who’s doing the gay one? I want to know.
Nice Job Very Noice! Of the 19 students who are you in your calendar, 80% are white–sometimes I forget I go to a school where the white population is actually just 40% of the population and where Asians are 17% of students (good going with Jeff Lee: 1/19 ain’t bad!). Sometimes when I live in our white society I simply forget that other ethnicities exist, so I’m glad that you reminded me that 60% of our campus isn’t white by graciously taking photos of 4 minority models.
it’s called sample size. plus azn’s don’t leave their rooms
Dude, you missed a perfect opportunity to say “Noice job Noice.”
So tell us which model represents which number….
the one holding the football.. holla at an alum if ur interested ;)
yeah…wow makes a good point; so apparently the only guys you meet at Harvard are white? (and sometimes they’re black?). Diversity failure.
As the mother of a freshman, I am very interested in having my son appear in the swimsuit calendar next year. Who should I contact?
I believe this was put together in under two weeks so it also really depends on who’s up for doing this kind of thing within a short notice. And they did make an effort to represent the races (Asian American, African American, Mexican American) so everyone cut them some slack? Appreciate this for what it is: a fun calendar featuring some attractive guys, not the united nations.
Yeah, it’s a calendar that features attractive guys, but when your models are THIS lopsided something has gone wrong, because the *majority* of our campus is *not* white. No one’s asking for the United Nations, but when your calendar has 1 Asian-American and 1 Mexican American (who also happens to looks white?) what message does that send? That only white guys can be attractive?
As a Mexican-American myself (and, no, I’m not the dude on the calender), I think you all need to chill the fuck out. It’s a calendar, a fun calendar. Not the cover for a report on diversity in the United States. Just let it go, have fun, get drunk, smoke a blunt.
This calendar is fun.
This calendar is funny.
This calendar was made by someone who has personal tastes (expected bias, sure).
This calendar was NOT made by you.
This calendar may not be the best representative of diversity.
This calendar was probably not intended to be a source-example of the diversity at Harvard.
This calendar is fun.
This calendar is funny.
This calendar was not made by you.
Relax, we get your point, keep up the strong work of diversity awareness advocacy,
then proceed to chill out before skittering off to do your homework.
That’s it.
From an Asian perspective, it’s okay.
As an Asian American male, I have learned growing up here and coming to Harvard that only White males can be attractive. It’s okay.
This country belongs to White people, so I guess we should appreciate the fact that they even let us live here and give us jobs in the science and technology sectors as opposed to just kicking us out or making us pull a rickshaw. It’s okay.
We aren’t really allowed to do anything else and really are only permitted to date Asian girls (and only the ones who are willing to date us instead of White guys). It’s okay.
It’s okay; White people are intrinsically superior to all others.
It’s okay.
Can I please hire whoever made this calendar!? I think I have a job for them!
JEFF LEE IS HOT EVERYBODY CALM DOWN. (an asshole maybe, but a hot one, so good visual representation for the asian population!)
I like hot white men, but I can occasionally appreciate a good piece of yellow manmeat. It’s okay.
Does anyone else find it interesting that none of the producers, photographers or stylists are white, but almost all the models are?
I too can only *occasionally* appreciate a good piece of yellow manmeat too, so I’m glad they only put one in there. Having this calendar be representative with like, more than one Asian would have been too much Asian for me.
Not enough white boys in this calendar.
But I agree, if you can’t find a more diverse mix of hot boys, you’re not really looking.
One is Polish!
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