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...female science concentrator I know transferred to a prestigious technical university after just one year at Harvard. Why? Because she had exhausted the science courses she wanted to take here; her new school has a larger selection of courses that interest her. To get the most talented female science concentrators??who have more options open to them, inasmuch as matriculating at or transferring to other schools than their male counterparts (women who want to study science are rare, after all, and any school would love to have the best and brightest among them)—to come...
Particularly in the sciences, potential thesis writers must constrain their research interests based on the resources available in their departments. Science concentrators?? research topics must overlap with those of a faculty member in order to secure the use of research facilities and lab equipment...
...students present—four of whom were female science concentrators??attributed the disproportionate number of male science concentrators to a variety of factors...
Some sports programs actually more closely mirror campus-wide concentration choices. The men’s volleyball team, for example, fields as many computer science majors as their economics counterparts. Likewise, the women’s lightweight crew boasts 11 biology or biochemical sciences concentrators??half its upper-class roster—and a slew of rowers studying in less frequently chosen fields, from Sanskrit and Indian Studies to Environmental Science and Public Policy. The glaring omission from the slate? Psychology...
Among them will be the first of three large courses required of all film studies concentrators??VES 170a, currently titled “Introduction to Visual Studies & Film Analysis,” to be offered this fall. Rodowick is also slated to teach two smaller courses in the spring: VES 191, “From Cinematic to Digital Culture,” which he taught when he visited in the fall, and VES 192r, “Philosophy and Film...