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...valuable both approaches are and leave activities to student discretion.The report offers several ideas for implementing “activity-based learning,” but they are all variations of assigning a paper or project in which students relate an outside activity—course-sponsored or independent??to a class. This sort of formalization is unnecessary. Experiences are important because they can bring course material to life; writing yet another paper about “what I learned” does not. Turning activities into homework does not make them more instructive. Rather, a formal process...
...never noticed the shape of their grates. Nevertheless, some house residents think that the supposedly sultry windows might be sending subliminal messages. “Leverett does well in the sex survey,” says Leverettite Alana I. Mendelsohn ’09, referring to the Harvard Independent??s annual sex survey, which in 2004 declared that Leverett had one of the highest “non-virgin” rates of the undergraduate houses. “Maybe this has something to do with it.” That, or maybe it’s just...
College papers—such as The Crimson, the Harvard Salient, or the Independent??have a difficult task in deciding what counts as news. On the one hand is the journalistic pursuit of truth; on the other is the paper’s chronicling role within the community. In Duque’s case, it seems newspapers may have done more harm than good...
...point system that they wrote should be employed if the U.S. were to adopt a policy of engaging in targeted killings. Their proposal included using comprehensive intelligence gathering, employing the “highest technical skill” to minimize collateral damage, relying on “rigorous and independent?? legal counsel, creating realistic analyses of the impact of targeted killings on U.S. foreign policy as a whole, and integrating of all of the above approaches into a unified policy...
...Both Kors and Geier criticized the OSC’s disciplinary procedure and called for reform.Kors wrote that the final decision not to pursue charges “shows what always has been true, and what everyone always should have known: the allegedly ‘independent?? judicial system is simply an arm of the administration, and an arm of the administration that is out of its mind and out of control.”Geier said that punishments are often too harsh and punitive, and students are not allowed to confront those who file complaints against them...