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...system of General Education makes its way through Faculty discussions and debates, with a vote on legislation possible as early as this spring, the demise of the oft-maligned Core Curriculum lies on the not-so-distant horizon.But for current undergraduates—from seniors to underclassmen—that horizon is just out of reach, and the Core is still very much a fact of life. “People do realize that students will be under the Core requirements [for some time].... The Faculty debates that are going on are about the future, but students are under...
...book by Gil Troy ’82, named by History News Network as one of America’s Top 15 Young Historians. As one might expect from a historian, the book is less a contemporary look at Hillary Clinton and more a historical study that covers oft-tread terrain of Hillary’s upbringing, her years at Wellesley and Yale, and her stint in the White House...
...tied for second in the AFC West and still poised to grab a Wild Card spot in the NFL playoffs less than six weeks away. And it was his decision to name rookie Jay Cutler the starter for the final five Bronco games, replacing the inconsistent, oft-criticized Jake Plummer at quarterback.Being from the Mile High City, it’s no surprise that I’m a pretty big Broncos fan. Besides the powder blue of the Nuggets and the crimson we all know and love, as far as I’m concerned, orange and blue...
...Harvard’s three oft-mentioned internal candidates—Provost Steven E. Hyman, Harvard Law School Dean Elena Kagan, and Radcliffe Institute Dean Drew Gilpin Faust—only Hyman’s salary is publicly available. In 2004-2005, he earned $416,939 in combined salary and benefits, meaning that the top job would be a significant pay boost...
Bose’s central argument is that the world did not suddenly jump from a collection of nation-states to the era of globalization. Instead, there is an oft-overlooked intermediary period between the two extremes...