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Echoing Sadique’s observations, Adams House Master John G. “Sean” Palfrey ’67 characterized the end of the semester as ”very badly managed?? by faculty in general...
...Economic nationalism and state intervention can be good or bad, smart or dumb, and in the coming years we need to be pragmatic and distinguish. Globalization proponents—especially those who support the phenomenon on the condition that it’s better managed??have nothing to fear from economic nationalism and state intervention per se. The economic interconnectedness of the world is not disappearing, and we will need to address most problems collectively. But this time we need to be more careful not to put all of our eggs in one basket. Many forms of economic...
...full backing of the world’s most resourceful academy, which recently unveiled a sparkling new financial aid initiative to boot. Pending admissions results, with Ben-Eze, Kenyi, and Wright, Amaker has already put together a better recruiting class than either Jones or Robinson has ever managed??some observers call it the best class in Ivy League history. According to Thamel, Scalise appeared to have the gall to call out the Ivy coaches on their anxiety. “Sounds like people are trying to protect the status quo for their programs,” he said.When...
...captain David MacDonald said, referring to the penalties and the team’s inability to score. On a night when Harvard was perhaps the better team—the Crimson’s 40 shots were a season high and 16 more than St. Lawrence managed??it was mistakes familiar to the Harvard players and coaching staff that prevented them from picking up the win. —Staff writer Jay M. Cohen can be reached at jaycohen@fas.harvard.edu...
...policy change would lead to “decreased cooperation and collaboration in the classroom” and “less willingness to take risks,” but he wrote that faculty, staff, and alumni had reached a consensus that the transition could be “managed?? in a way that would “minimize any such effects.” He did not provide further details in the letter. The decision comes just over three weeks after MBA Program Chair Richard S. Ruback revealed that HBS was reviewing its grade-disclosure policy, arousing...