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***See one of my SUCCESSFUL Harvard essays here for FREE: • Successful Harvard Application Essay ... Final clubs at Harvard. I needed a full 11+ minutes to say what I needed to say. And still, I forgot things. Remember that my opinion is one of THOUSANDS, and that I do not represent everyone at Harvard. Also remember that I still love Harvard, and would absolutely recommend it to anyone who gets in. Every college has its faults, and I feel I would be giving you guys a false impression if I only talked about the positives. Anyway, enough of my writing, enjoy this analysis of the party scene at Harvard, as seen through my eyes. Amendments/Clarifications: **The FIRST male final club was established in 1791, not ALL male final clubs. *The final clubs are private social clubs, so they're not within Harvard's jurisdiction. This gives Harvard less power over what the final clubs do. In fairness to the Harvard administration, they did make moves to try and correct the gender imbalance in the social scene. Have they done enough? How much should they do? These are questions to be debated over a nice HUDS meal. *HUDS stands for Harvard University Dining Services. Now that I'm solo YOLOing it with YouTube and my career, feel free to help me out by donating to my Patreon: / yesreneau Video Gear Used for This Video: **Camera - Canon G7X Mark II http://amzn.to/2pU3TIL **Tripod - Manfrotto Compact http://amzn.to/2eeUG9O Stalk me - Twitter: / yesreneau Insta: / yesreneau Music - "Omission" by Huma-Huma "La, La, La" by Otis McDonald