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...they express awe and gratitude for his mastery of the material. Someone, for whatever selfish reason, at least appears to care about their life and truly loves the game, knows the numbers, enjoys the ideas and proposals so much he soaks and wallows in them--even if they only affect life at the margins. It may be that the scandal forced him to focus as never before, to justify the White House motto, "Just going about the work of the American people...
...avoid a conflict of interest, members are not allowed to vote on matters that affect the organization from which they come, King said...
...their expertise would make a world of difference to undergraduate concentrators." However, I do not think that if a student approaches a professor, instead of me, to know whether accounting at MIT counts for related field credit that it will make a "world of difference." The meaningful discussions that affect the undergraduate experience revolve around deeper issues. For that, the Faculty is there...
...This is a smokescreen because they don't like teacher testing. These are the same people who would say, 'Well, we're going to pass Johnny to the fourth grade because we don't want to give him a failing grade because it might affect his self-esteem.' So then you put Johnny in the fourth grade and promote him to the fifth grade, and then he gets socially promoted to the teacher college. And then when he gets his teaching degree, he can't pass a literacy test. I don't go along with that. That...
Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) Christoph J. Wolff, who chaired the Committee on the Structure of Ph.D. Advising, said last night that committee advising would not affect the close relationship that develops between a dissertation writer and a Faculty mentor...