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...glacial pace, Petersen and Sundquist led the UC in acting unilaterally. They created a Harvard Computer Services e-mail account to act as an anonymous tip line and opened it to students, promising that a committee of four undergraduates would assemble the information and present it to problem TFs. Unfortunately, the line may have been launched a bit too quickly; though a good idea in principle, it could be ruined by its hasty implementation. Who are the students on the other end of the hotline and how are they chosen? Are complaints gathered in aggregate for a course, or just...
...with a housemate who was writing a thesis that dealt with DNA. “He said, ‘Yeah, I could write your thesis, because there’s no way to judge poetry, right?’” Boudreau recalls. “The problem was, he just didn’t understand. I said, ‘I can intellectualize what your thesis is about, and I can understand how it’s challenging, but you can’t even understand how what I’m doing is challenging...
...response papers and problem sets cloud your mind with worry this week, the best solution may be to attend yoga classes and think more reasonably, according to a Harvard Medical School report released last week...
...believe that you are being under-taxed, or that income inequality is a problem, are you under any moral obligation to correct it? Should the George Soroses of the world just give more money to the government...
...question of voluntary taxes gets to the heart of the problem of democracy: Majoritarian voting guarantees that minority views are often marginalized—in this case, producing a less progressive tax code. Someone’s conception of justice is left unrealized...