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...meeting a couple of months ago—and I never heard anything again,” Houghton said. “It seems sort of inadequate, doesn?...
This is a step in the right direction toward curing the large logistical flaws caused by shopping period. But it doesn??t go far enough to make course selection easier on everyone involved. The best solution is to scrap Harvard’s peculiar institution entirely. That’s right; shopping period needs...
...these costs, shopping period doesn??t even return a benefit—only a perceived one. If the claim is that pre-registration will result in more dissatisfaction with classes, we should remember that shopping is imperfect as well: Very few students can say that they have liked every single class they have taken at Harvard. Pre-registering would not lead to a rash of unhappiness any more than it has at the thousands of other schools with no shopping week—many of which are notoriously happier than...
...encourages students to show up to a class uninformed and ask such questions, whose answers are plainly available on the syllabus. Like shopping week as a whole, it’s a waste of teachers’ time and ours—except unlike shopping week, at least it doesn??t actually harm us in the process. Shopping period may once have been useful, it’s true—back in the days before syllabi could be posted online or that questioner could e-mail the professor instead. But today, much more information beyond...
...think it’s disappointing that Harvard has such ambitious reduction goals for itself but doesn??t encourage or support students who are trying to get similar levels passed elsewhere,” says SJSF founder Craig S. Altemose...