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...only disadvantage of this room is that FM is delivered regularly...
...These are folks who have left a lasting impression but whom I have never thanked, probably because there was never an appropriate moment and most likely because it would make for a pretty awkward conversation. Well, the power of the pen can make you do crazy things, especially if FM is involved. So, here are a few of my Harvard angels...
...formula for the rankings is based on 16 criteria in six main categories: advising, teaching, classes, honors, social events and retention rate. FM has assembled quantitative information on concentrations from the Dean of the College, the Registrar, the CUE Guide, Courses of Instruction and the Handbook for Students in one place for the first time. Some of the data—compiled from questionnaires FM sent to the offices of all 40 concentrations—has never before been publicly released...
...goal of the rankings is simple: To provide students with as much information as possible in evaluating concentrations. FM only used numerical, quantitative data in order to ensure that the rankings are as objective and fair as possible...
Despite these caveats, FM believes that the 2002 ranking of the concentrations will be a helpful guide to those charting the future of their Harvard academic careers. Last year, the Undergraduate Council urged the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) to form a guide to concentrations, but the administration has yet to act. As former council president Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 says, “I’d be delighted to find out, five years from now, that there’s a Faculty-sponsored guide to concentrations that was encouraged by this effort...