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...junior year that I finally grew up to know what I was missing, and began taking classes seriously, and began doing well,” Rosenthal says.Rosenthal was too busy uncovering political threats to academia to take advantage of his classes: he was the editor of a special section dedicated to exposing intellectual persecution during McCarthyism.“We liked to think then that by assembling these stories we were able to contribute to the ultimate sense of outrage that ended the witch hunts,” Rosenthal says. “I know that many of us were...
...final exam, wrote that working on old exams was “a standard finals period ritual.” The group “realized that there was a strong correlation between the old exam questions and the otherwise tangential topics discussed in the review section,” the student wrote. But the student said that after completing the 2004 final exam, “some friends of the study group who had previously taken the class in 2005 confirmed” that the 2004 exam also shared similar questions with the 2005 final exam. After completing...
...standard finals period ritual.” The student wrote to The Crimson on the condition of anonymity. The group “realized that there was a strong correlation between the old exam questions and the otherwise tangential topics discussed in the review section,” the student wrote. The student also said that after completing the 2004 final exam, “some friends of the study group who had previously taken the class in 2005 confirmed” that the 2005 exam also shared similar questions with the 2004 final exam. After completing the final, Heather...
Michele Kling is the director of media relations for the White Plains-based March of Dimes. Visit the college section of marchofdimes.com/youth for more information on these activities, and join over a million youth volunteers for the March of Dimes nationwide...
...States at age seven and settled in Chicago. Now a Lowell House resident, she is set to graduate with a government degree next month. MIT student Delbert A. Green II, who raised $50,000 while in high school to study kidney stones, spoke about his childhood in a dangerous section of Opelousas, La. Miles A. Johnson ’08, a social studies concentrator, spoke of going to Cuba on a high school academic program—an experience that transformed his views on race relations. In Cuba, he said, “there’s no sharp division?...