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...Kirby wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson that while it could take “a two to three year period of development?? to implement new foundational Courses in General Education across the four divisions of the College, it would be “theoretically possible to move to more open distribution sooner than new general education courses (departmental and beyond) are available...
Kirby wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson yesterday that while it could take “a two to three year period of development?? to implement new foundational Courses in General Education across the four divisions of the College, it would be “theoretically possible to move to more open distribution sooner than new general education courses (departmental and beyond) are available...
Over $80,000 was awarded last week to 14 Native American tribal initiatives by the Harvard-affiliated Honoring Nations awards program. The program—administered by the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development??rewards tribal organizations for strengthening the schools, courts, and infrastructure of sovereign Indian tribes. The winning programs——seven of which received “High Honors” and a $10,000 grant——were selected from applicants representing 41 tribes and seven inter-tribal organizations, according to Honoring Nations Executive Director...
...you’re willing to endure extreme close-up shots of fetuses in various stages of development??a still-birth, and a self-administered abortion—your tolerance will be well rewarded...
...development aid target of 0.7 percent of GDP is hardly a new concept. The number was born because of the work of the World Bank’s Commission on International Development??called the Pearson Commission after its chair, former Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson—which delivered its report in 1969. The next year, the UN General Assembly adopted the 0.7 percent target as the international standard for foreign aid contribution. In the 35 years since, rich countries have repeatedly pledged to meet that target, but only a handful—Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Luxembourg...