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...Simpson jury.The most tangible problem with sections is the people who teach them. TFs, with rare exception, tend to fall into one of two categories. Either they are disinterested and aloof, primarily using their section time as a chance to hit on undergraduate girls, or they are lacking confidence??confused and naïve to the point where they seem to know little more about the subject than the section all-stars (you know who I mean).And although stereotyping is in bad taste, I’ll indulge myself for a second. Let me describe...
...group of department chairs has also met with members of the Corporation twice since the March vote of no confidence??once last April, and once earlier this semester...
...crisis of confidence?? that began exactly four weeks before had reached its climax...
...planned forums drew to a close, public discussion of the review was sharply curtailed while discussion of Summers’ leadership and his controversial Jan. 14 remarks on women consumed Faculty meetings, culminating in the March 15 “lack of confidence?? vote...
Even though we sympathized with the Faculty’s concern, we never supported a “no confidence?? or “lack of confidence?? vote, the latter of which ended with 218 faculty voting a lack of confidence in Summers. Not only were these measures ineffective—members of the Harvard Corporation were unlikely to fire Summers, whom they supported throughout the ordeal—they were unnecessary. Summers needs time to finish many of his initiatives such as Allston, and the grievances raised by the Faculty do not make a compelling...