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...committee’s two student representatives, Mahan and Nicholas F. M. Josefowitz ’05, submitted a three-page proposal in which they argued that “Harvard College Courses should stand as the central component of general education.” Their plan would have required students to take Harvard College Courses in a number of focused areas: significant works of literature, analytical and hermeneutic social sciences, biological and physical sciences, as well as ethics and citizenship...
While Mahan and Josefowitz called for Harvard College Courses that would be focused within particular academic divisions, another proposal suggested that Harvard College Courses draw from disparate disciplines in the analysis of specific topics. This proposal, written by Watts Professor of Music and Professor of African and African American Studies Kay K. Shelemay and Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures and of Comparative Literature Diana Sorensen, set forth a number of ideas for specific Harvard College Courses, such as “Great River Systems,” a course that would examine the ecology, history, and culture of rivers...
Nicholas F. Josefowitz ’05 is a history concentrator in Quincy. He was associate editorial chair of The Crimson...
...Everybody has basically the same goal: educating about Harvard, giving back to Harvard, [informing people] of how one’s money gets used,” says Nicholas F.M. Josefowitz ’05, one of four Associate Chairs, who is also a Crimson editor. The difference, he says, is just a matter of proportion. “Obviously, as in giving to any organization, some people are able to give more, because of family background or whatever,” he says. “One thinks one can ask those people in money terms for more...
...Kafie said that neither Josefowitz nor any other officers of the Senior Gift campaign were involved in the planning of the website. “He sold me the webspace because I needed some, but he has no involvement,” Kafie said...