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Despite ever-increasing pressure placed on athletes to commit early—by both scholarship schools and Ivy League institutions with Early Decision programs??€”Morawski said Harvard takes a very honest, low-pressure approach to recruitment...
...that’s where fans who care about their programs??€™ reputations should leave...
...studies—which focuses primarily on feminist theory and women’s history, and the study of gender and sexuality. While the prospect of increased future funding seems attractive, at present, the committee has limited resources, and any further burdens upon it would weaken both programs??€”undermining their effectiveness as well as their academic goals. Both these fields are equally, and independently, relevant. While they undeniably feature areas of overlap, each area deserves to be treated and supported with full committee status in the University...
...should turn over its responsibility for running the civilian effort—this means humanitarian aid, rehabilitation and reconstruction, and nation-building programs??€”to the U.N., while, maintaining strong, active participation and support. The U.S. must remember after all, that it is the most important member of the world organization and that our role will be essential far beyond protecting the continuity and momentum of what we have already undertaken. The U.N. offers no panacea, indeed it is rife with limitations and flaws, and is a risky bet for running the show. But what we are dealing with...
Over the last decade, critics focused on the big-time, revenue-generating college sports programs??€”North Carolina basketball, Michigan football and the like. But as the frenzy over selective college admissions grew to a feverish pitch in the second half of the 1990s, disgruntled rejected applicants began to point fingers at competing constituencies they believed were unqualified—first minorities, and more recently legacies. It was only logical that the biggest group of students to benefit from a non-academic selection preference—athletes—have now come under fire...