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Markel's Moroccan excursion lasts about 10 days (March 19 to 28; $3,895 to $4,195 a person), and there is plenty of sightseeing in between the grinding and stewing. She tends to attract a small (no more than 10 people) but inquisitive group aged in the mid-40s and older, all bound by a love of adventure and traditional foods...
...benefits of large courses extend beyond the great minds that they can attract. These types of classes provide a large portion of the student body with a common intellectual experience that spills out of Sanders and into dining halls and dorm rooms across campus. The sparking of campus-wide debate on issues that are crucial in achieving a liberal, Harvard education—in this case, globalization—mean students learn as much from each other as they do from the big names on stage...
...underground expanse of Loker Commons has failed to attract crowds ever since its renovation in 1992, and the idea of putting the eerily empty and neon-enhanced space of to better use during the weekends is not a new one. Of the many attempts to invigorate Loker, though, none have enjoyed any sort of real success, and most have been rather dismal failures. This past fall’s freshman “second chance dance” stands out as a particularly good example of what happens when event planning in Loker goes awry: slim crowds, an excessive amount...
Kealy added that although no financial incentives are included in the bill, legislators have already started discussing the possibility of offering financial support to attract researchers...
...year’s admissions cycle will receive full funding for all five years of graduate study, said Ellison. When he first took office, the graduate school extended two years of financial aid to only 60 percent of students. This increase in funding has allowed the graduate school to attract increasingly better students...