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...English is particularly high. Such international opportunities, however, fail to consider the broader implications of global language politics. Selma Sonntag articulates the complexities of language policy, describing the global hegemony and “stampede towards English” around the world—to which TESOL programs contribute??which to some degree undermines the agency of cultural and linguistic minorities. If the goal of our academic institutions is exchange, then perhaps exchange would be better balanced by limiting the number of English student teachers, or by bringing student foreign language teachers over to America...
...Ivoire’s Ministry of Technical Education and Professional Training provides scholarships to top Ivorian students like Fofana studying abroad, lightening the burden of the expensive tuition at elite universities in hopes that those students will later return —or at least contribute??to their native country. “It wasn’t necessarily an incentive in and of itself, because I already knew I was planning on participating in the development of Côte d’Ivoire,” says Fofana. “Still, the scholarship reminds...
...winds were very inconsistent and fickle,” Johnson said. “You can really see that inconsistency in everyone’s scores.” In the ongoing Team Race and Metro Series, the Crimson relied on its youngsters to step up and contribute??but were unable to match No. 1 Boston College, victors in both events. In the third regatta of the Team Racing Series, Harvard finished one loss behind first place BC, compiling a 6-2 record against BC’s 7-1 mark. Sophomores Lauren Brants and Jon Garrity...
Kalloch said the HoCo acquired auction donations by asking House residents to contribute??–everything from routine services to themselves...
Harvard’s Senior Gift Committee thinks that graduating students should be hectored until they fork over some cash. Indeed, putting the screws to seniors who have reasons not to contribute??e.g., “I’m broke” or “I didn’t like Harvard”—is the committee’s official modus operandi, revealed in the “Senior Gift Solicitation Survival Guide,” which a committee member leaked to me shortly before spring break. Since being on the receiving...