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With completely new leadership and an ambitious agenda for the coming months??€”including drafting a position paper to outline students’ opinion on the upcoming curricular review, increasing representatives’ accountability to their districts, and vetting major structural changes to the UC—inexperienced representatives will have much to familiarize themselves with...
Tanjeloff said the magazine—which had been in the works for about three months??€”was a natural extension of his interest in business...
...recommendations to be put into place. From harnessing alumni networks, to centralizing information at Harvard, to more generously funding students, a truly global Harvard College is not too far away. We encourage the University administration as well as the many relevant Harvard offices to work for change in coming months??€”it may be too late for this summer, but with an early start, the summer of 2006 could see a dramatic increase in the number young Harvardians with global competence...
...request they made not on the basis of the comparative ease of use of the browsers or on the slick new features, but rather because of their relative security levels. Microsoft’s browser has been the object of a large number of security vulnerabilities over the past months??€”vulnerabilities which not only increase the risk that an individual computer can be compromised but which, as a result, also drive up traffic levels and strain computing resources on campus networks as the number of infected machines rises...
...from the looks of it they want to punt. Unsurprisingly, last Friday a discussion of the full Faculty yielded little consensus on what should replace Harvard’s Core curriculum. More troubling, however, the Faculty seemed daunted by the still-ambiguous nature—even after so many months??€”of the proposals on the table. The Committee on General Education has done an admirable job grappling with the myriad competing theories of general education, but it seems to have squandered its time this semester when it should have been attempting to put these abstract visions into practical...