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Given a year to spend in nearly any way they choose—apart from enrolling at another academic institution for credit??this group of students comes to Harvard with a wide variety of experiences under their belts...
Young said he met with parents and community members for a “fruitful discussion” on Monday, the day before the Committee meeting, and Hammond said that the superintendent deserved “a lot of credit?? for the Committee’s decision...
...malcontent, MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann stooped to the level of Limbaugh, referring to Senator Scott Brown, who rode in on a tea party wave, as a “homophobic, racist, teabagging supporter of violence against women.” We need not give the movement undue credit??it’s wrought with internal contradictions and an irresponsible tinge of me-first-ism—but we do need to cease the condescension. Even if the movement doesn’t crystallize into a coherent political organization, its animating sentiments are not likely to disappear...
University spokesman John D. Longbrake declined to discuss the specific terms of the negotiations, but confirmed that the University will renew its revolving line of credit??which allows Harvard to draw additional funds after previous loans are repaid—for the next year...
...more concerned with the variety of courses available than their number. Gen Ed committee members admit that there is still be more work to be done. While the humanities category Aesthetic and Interpretative Understanding boasts 15 new Gen Ed courses—with 36 total classes counting for credit??five other categories, including both in the sciences, have only a few newly developed Gen Ed classes. A quarter of the 221 total approved classes—174 of which will be offered next year, the rest the year after—are Gen Ed classes, while the remaining...