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HSA 65th Anniversary Book

• To provide an organization with facilities and some capital through which students of the university could be encouraged to develop and to manage small businesses that might provide funds that could be applied to the cost of their education. • To afford needy students of the university the opportunity to earn substantial amounts of money for brief periods of work through the exercise of energy and ingenuity. • To encourage students to explore the business community as a potential career choice. • To enable students to gain valuable experience and to develop a sense of the excitement and responsibility involved in the management of small enterprises.

• To provide an organization with facilities and some capital through which students of the university could be encouraged to develop and to manage small businesses that might provide funds that could be applied to the cost of their education.
• To afford needy students of the university the opportunity to earn substantial amounts of money for brief periods
of work through the exercise of energy and ingenuity.
• To encourage students to explore the business community as a potential career choice.
• To enable students to gain valuable experience and to develop a sense of the excitement and responsibility involved in the management of small enterprises.

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FEBRUARY 1, 1993 –

JANUARY 31, 1994

A new crest logo debuts

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FEBRUARY 1, 1994 –

JANUARY 31, 1995

Let’s Go’s exponential

growth continues

PRESIDENT

Martin

Escobari

OFFICES

Thayer Hall B

53A Church St.

1 Story St.

HARVARD

STUDENT

AGENCIES

HSA decamped to 53A Church St. in May.

Around the corner at 1 Story St., Publishing

and Sales Group were joined by Distribution

and Type and Graphics, which introduced

graduation announcements to the senior class.

Anne Chisholm and Cynthia Lingley became

Assistant General Managers, Catering had its

inaugural summer barbecue season, and the

Union store was renamed “The Crib.”

To display its connection to the university and

bring its mission statement to life in pictoral

The FY94 management team.

form, HSA designed a new shield logo in 1993.

Three open books across the top spell out “VE RI TAS,” and three quills stand upright in the base. The first

represents a writer’s implement and the academic pursuits of the students of HSA, the second symbolizes

the ancient recording instrument of accounting and the business aspects of HSA, and the third denotes the

goods and services provided by HSA to the university, the community, and the world.

Twenty books! Let’s Go: Thailand finally became reality, Let’s Go: Ireland

quaffed Guinness on its own, and Let’s Go: Austria struggled to meet its

contracted length of 430 pages. (The final version included 108 pages of

General Introduction and a 30-page appendix that listed a recipe for pig

knuckles and how to say “liver dumpling broth” in German, Hungarian,

and Czech.) Photographs graced the new neon-yellow covers, and Let’s

Go provided its first scholarships to RWs on financial aid. No fewer

than 361 students applied for the 95 RW positions; the total office

staff numbered 44. The Unofficial Guide digitized onto CD-ROM with

help from a struggling tech company called Apple Computer, Inc.

The CD, billed as “the first

electronic book produced by

Harvard students,” included

QuickTime videos and

searchable content.

53A Church St.

PRESIDENT

Lucienne

Lester

OFFICES

53A Church St.

1 Story St.

HARVARD

STUDENT

AGENCIES

Volume I, Number 1 of The Entrepreneur, HSA’s alum

newsletter, landed in mailboxes around the world.

Despite the existence — finally! — of natural light

in the new offices, talk of a fundraising campaign and

permanent home surfaced. Out-House Testing matured

into its own agency and disseminated spreadsheet fun

in a course on Excel. Distribution provided a coupon

book to the discount-craving student masses. HSA ran

the Currier House Grill and rescued many a resident

from the agony of late-night hunger.

Generations of students cried out in unison when the

university announced it would gut the Freshman Union

and turn it into the Barker Center. Long plagued by

poor fiscal health, the Union store was finally put out

of its misery. HSA’s second-oldest agency (1958–1994)

closed its doors forever on August 19.

As Let’s Go began to look less like a student rag

and more like a full-fledged publishing company —

complete with in-house designers, publicists, and legal

readers — Publishing Director Peter Keith ’94, JD ’99,

realized his baby needed the resources to match. Under

his reforms, salaries were raised, Associate Editors were

given more prominent roles, and Managing Editors

acquired specialized roles in fields like production and

finance. More than 100 RWs traveled the world, and

two employees shaved their heads during a summer

staff meeting. On the shelves, Let’s Go: Eastern Europe

joined the gang to make 21. The Official Harvard Student

Agencies Bartending Course appeared in its second

edition for the next wave of aspiring mixologists.

The FY95 management team.

The 1995 Let’s Go staff.

LET’S GO TITLES

• Europe

• Britain & Ireland

• France

• Italy

• USA & Canada

AGENCIES

• Linen

• Publishing

• Catering

• Greece & Turkey

• Israel & Egypt

• California & Hawaii

• Alaska & the Pacific

Northwest

• Spain & Portugal

• Mexico

• Travel

• The Campus Store

• Harvard Student Resources

• New York City

• London

• Washington, D.C.

• Germany & Switzerland

• Austria

• Paris

• Rome

• Union

• Harvard Distribution

Services

• Ireland

• Thailand

OTHER TITLES

• The Unofficial Guide to Life

at Harvard

• Sales Group

• Type and Graphics

LET’S GO TITLES

• Europe

• Britain & Ireland

• France

• Italy

• USA & Canada

• Greece & Turkey

AGENCIES

• Linen

• Publishing

• Catering

• Israel & Egypt

• California

• Alaska & the Pacific

Northwest

• Spain & Portugal

• Mexico

• New York City

• Travel

• The Campus Store

• Harvard Student Resources

• London

• Washington, D.C.

• Germany

• Austria & Switzerland

• Paris

• Rome

• Ireland

• Union

• Harvard Distribution

Services

• Thailand

• Eastern Europe

OTHER TITLES

• The Unofficial Guide to Life

at Harvard

• The Official Harvard Student

Agencies Bartending Course

• Sales Group

• Type and Graphics

• Out-House Testing

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