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...decide how HCC translate into graduation requirements, the Committee must formulate stringent requirements for what can constitute a HCC. Anyone can have a vision for HCC—we think that they should be rigorous, interdisciplinary, and focused on intellectually worthy topics that could not be covered adequately within departments??€”but if the Committee charts out lofty goals and aspirations for the HCC but neglects to decide what it all means in any practical sense, they have condemned the College and its students to another generation in intellectual purgatory. Saying a course should be interdisciplinary is one thing...
...know you don’t do much in the way of managing athletic departments??€”you’re more of a toys man after all—but I want just one thing for Christmas this year. I know it may not be feasible, and you may have to call in a few favors, but if you can see to it that Tim Murphy remains the Harvard football coach next season, I’d be forever grateful...
Interdepartmental work with the English, VES and music departments??€”preexisting fields in which creative students are given more license to combine academics with arts—will help formulate a truly interesting dramatic arts concentration. In the interdisciplinary collaboration, Harvard will also be given the chance to examine what emphasis the academic community places on the arts and how it can better serve its visually, kinesthetically and creatively intelligent students in forming plans for their futures...
...Kirby breathlessly informed the Faculty in his annual letter that the percentage of female Junior Faculty members in humanities departments had dropped. But discrimination, or even an environment subtly hostile to female scholarship, seemed an unlikely explanation for that trend, given substantial representation of women in the departments??€™ hiring decisions...
...Kirby breathlessly informed the Faculty in his annual letter that the percentage of female Junior Faculty members in humanities departments had dropped. But discrimination, or even an environment subtly hostile to female scholarship, seemed an unlikely explanation for that trend, given substantial representation of women in the departments??€™ hiring decisions...