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...designing and teaching a Core class has been destroyed, there is no longer any incentive to improve courses for a dying system. Many professors are understandably unwilling to shoehorn their courses into the Core administration’s absurd one-syllabus-fits-all model, which requires midterms and finals. None of these problems are new—they have been mentioned by students for years and were mentioned by the Task Force on General Education last year. But little to nothing is being done to fix these problems for students currently in the College. The solution is simple: Open...
...three suspects do not fit the stereotypical mold of “suicide bombers”—none are Arabs, and two are German citizens (though all are Muslims)—and thus wouldn’t have been snared by a simplistic campaign of racial profiling. Complicating things further, the preliminary stages of the plot were conducted in the neighboring towns of Ulm and Neu-Ulm, which, despite being on opposite banks of the Rhine river, are in different states and are policed by separate departments. But unlike in America, where, before 9/11, FBI agents...
...School and the moderator of the event, asked the panelists—Kennedy School professors Graham T. Allison, Linda J. Bilmes, Tad J. Oelstrom, Sarah Sewall, and former Rep. Clay Shaw (D-Fla.)—how many troops they each expected the next president to inherit in Iraq. None estimated that there would be fewer than 80,000 on active duty...
...Atreya ’09, and Stephanie A. Hon ’09—made up the women’s team. The undergraduates on the women’s team had not played polo before the club’s revival last year. “None of us would have dreamed eight months ago of having such an opportunity,” Hardee said. “We are all very grateful to our coaches.” Snow, the captain of the men’s team and the son of Crocker Snow...
...place Siena. “In the first tournament of the year, we’re always trying to feel things out,” coach Kevin Rhoads said. He called the Crimson’s weekend showing a “really well-balanced effort.” None of Harvard’s golfers shot over 79 in any round in a tournament where the average round was an 86. Junior Ali Bode led the Crimson with a second-place individual finish. Her combined score of 147 was three over par and one only shot behind the tournament?...