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...Cullen McAlpine ’11, renovations could not come soon enough. Though the sophomore says that he and his roommates enjoyed a spacious Dunster room last year, friends of his lived in an “inefficient, uncomfortable” room that featured two small singles with a walk-through bathroom...
...College. David R. Pilbeam served as acting dean until Evelynn M. Hammonds took over in June 2008.During this time, though the administration never formally announced the prospect of structured January programming, undergraduates largely assumed that programs like those in the Conley proposals would come to fruition as soon as the calendar shifted. ‘ON A DIFFERENT TRACK’According to Hammonds, “initial plans” for the period were underway when she took office in 2008, as her staff began investigating the possibilities for J-Term programming along the lines of what the Conley...
...ambitious about his plans to transform Allston, a vision he hoped to make the hallmark of his tenure. As evidenced in his annual letters to the community, his primary motivation to invest in Allston was to ensure the continued strength of the sciences at Harvard, which he said would soon suffer from a crippling insufficiency of space. Alyssa A. Goodman, an astronomy professor who served on the Provost’s Advisory Group on Science at the time, recalls the visionary scope of Summers’ ambitions.“A faculty group is not usually convened to just dream...
Family and public service are two points in the same continuum, newly-confirmed Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen G. Sebelius told the soon-to-be graduates of the Harvard Kennedy School yesterday...
...Moreover, Harvard really did the transfer process right—something of which no student at the college will soon have any recollection. Our orientation, which was longer than freshman orientation, was led exclusively—save for two mandatory meetings—by students who had transferred in previous semesters. The required meetings were not “Sex Signals” or anything of the like but simply relayed to us academic-related information that we needed to know. The rest of the week consisted of optional social events and meals. In turn, this set-up placed very...