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Krieger, who is professor in practice of urban design and best known on campus as the lecturer in the popular undergraduate core class Literature and Arts B-20 “Designing the American City” is in the midst of an uphill struggle to halt the construction of a pricey professional sports stadium along the Hudson...
...eight-page, heavily footnoted report specifically criticized the Core Curriculum—calling it “more than inadequate” and “without an operative and working philosophical foundation”—and encouraged the Committee on General Education to state a cohesive philosophy on what a Harvard education should be before making any recommendations for change...
...Core Curriculum, a majority of the courses is taught by graduate instructors. She’s throwing in every course at Columbia,” he said. “By cooking the books, they are trying to minimize any impact that the strike...
...long - term accessibility strategy, including improving access to railway stations as well as providing better information and staff training to meet the needs of disabled rail travelers. What was learned in the development of this strategy is that architects, planners and facility managers must integrate accessibility into their core thinking right at the beginning, rather than treating it as an afterthought. David Grayson London Mistakes Were Made The headline on your brief summary of the presidential commission's intelligence report, "No Holds Barred," was absurd [April 11]. The commission came nowhere near "assigning blame for the flawed conclusion that Saddam...
Remember that no matter how much a friendship changes, the core that matters won’t disappear. This question particularly hits home for me. For a variety of reasons, I have only spoken with my best friend from high school a handful of times this year. But despite that, we still understand each other in a way that no one else would be able to. And whenever we do see each other, it doesn’t take long for that awkward lull to pass over...