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...with the onslaught of digitization—a process that Harvard’s library administrators have embraced??Widener’s patrons might no longer need to make the trip...
...editors: David Golding, in his comment of Nov. 2 (“A Defense of Prejudice”), states that he “embraced?? his prejudice against voting people with certain religious affiliations into political office. He then justifies his stance by saying that his prejudice is “against ideas, not people.” I think Golding is wrong. He is prejudiced not against ideas, but against generic labels that are applied to people. If, as he purportedly believes, religious affiliation is such a good predictor of political values, then he might expect that...
...provide up to two other options: either letting the Registrar’s Office administer a version of the exam before its scheduled date, or assigning a substitute exam—say, a take-home paper over December break.Kane said that professors at the meeting “embraced?? the new policies. The only objection, he said, came from a faculty member who “felt that the way her final exam works, it really would not work under the new model.”In response, Kane stressed that the traditional in absentia method will remain...
...Arts and Sciences and Harvard Business School, proves this well enough. His apologia for the British empire and his recent argument that America is and should be an empire are hardly popular ones to make in these post-colonial days. Yet, his voice is not merely being tolerated, but embraced??he’s been invited to give a number of lectures in Cambridge since the announcement, and most of his future colleagues seem elated to work with Ferguson...
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