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Harvard, some argue, should not base its course and program offerings on the areas that students decide to frequent. “We shouldn??t choose [what to offer] simply by relevance or by popularity or by modernity or by what’s trendy,” Government Professor Harvey C. Mansfield says...
...from Dean Hammonds in the middle of the semester, it’s like, ‘Uh-oh, somebody died again,’” says Courtney L. Blair ’10. “Not that it’s her fault, but she shouldn??t be afraid to have more of a presence. When you get an e-mail from the Dean of the College, it reminds you that you’re part of this larger body of undergraduates...
...were supposed to resist traditional consulting to go into non-profit consulting. You were supposed to wrest the seat of power from old white men and give it to young white men. I was also expecting more of you to get fluent in Spanish. I guess I shouldn??t be mad, just disappointed...
...DON’T confuse simplicity with efficiency. This means that it’s better to use several medium-sized boxes than a few huge ones—you have to be able to move them, after all. It also means you shouldn??t put all of your books into one refrigerator-sized box. You will not be able to carry it. Your friends who help you lug it down the stairs will hate you. Everyone else trying to get into the storage room will plot your demise. Don?...
...debate and conversation that exist within its walls. Before complaining, students should first seek out established discussions venues and make sure they are participating in them as fully as possible. Most of us probably wouldn’t shy away from a heated high-culture discussion, but we shouldn??t be expected to make every dinner conversation about Nietzsche or “War and Peace.” Sometimes we just need to sit down and have an even more heated conversation about Lady Gaga’s latest antics...