Word: cues
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This year, 21 students entered the selection process for a spot on the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE). Rohit Chopra ’04, chair of the committee which selects student CUE members, told The Crimson that 21 was, by far, a record high, and “the sheer number of high-quality candidates means there’s a grassroots interest in the future of the College...
...opposite reaction. I wasn’t struck by the fact that 21—or 1 in every 300—Harvard students ran for the CUE; I was struck by the fact that...
Sure—that only 21 people actually ran for CUE spots does not per se mean that, of those who did not run, none care about educational and academic issues, or that none are interested in the CUE’s activities. But I am fairly certain that very few of the 299 out of 300 people could even report, if asked, the names of the CUE members, or what their priorities and platforms...
After all, when we deal with the CUE, we are not talking about whether or not there will be an Outkast concert in Sanders Theatre this year; we are talking about issues like whether or not there will be a Core Curriculum at Harvard. And the student members of the CUE play a very active and influential role on the committee. As Mark Schiefsky, assistant professor of the classics, recently told me: “When the CUE students speak at general FAS faculty meetings, what they say is taken very seriously...
...small tutorials, but the large lecture course requires different strategies. For the past four years he has taught Economics 1050, “Strategy, Conflict and Cooperation,” which enrolled 90 students last year. The course received an overall rating of 3.1 in the 2002-2003 CUE Guide, and Neugeboren’s rating...