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Walsh, who focused in his speech on the problems presented by nuclear weapons and terrorism—and the roles and responsibilities of students with regard to these issues—has written a number of articles on the subject, and he recently appeared on network affiliates in the Boston area to offer analysis of the situation in North Korea and Iran...
This is why I’m upset with President Lawrence H. Summers for his ill-planned (and atrociously misinterpreted) remarks about women in science and engineering; the result for me has been a torrent of e-mails on open lists about the subject, all saying the same thing, none worth my reading...
...four times. The Coalition for an Anti-Sexist Harvard yesterday held a rally in front of the Science Center to SPEAK OUT FOR AN ANTI-SEXIST HARVARD and COMMUNITY VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE [their caps, not mine]. I confess, the almost-certainly-well-meaning Coalition lost me with the subject line—I don’t much appreciate being e-shouted at. What followed, moreover, was a ridiculous laundry list of demands that demonstrated an ill-conceived (and unfair) attempt to roll a host of campus issues into the firestorm around President Summers’ leadership...
Goldin and Laibson requested signatures only from tenured professors, they said, because they did not want the letter to be subject to suspicion that junior faculty, who could one day have their tenure applications come before Summers, were coerced into signing...
However, no House can have a tutor in every subject. Each House generally has 17 to 20 resident tutors, and there are roughly 40 concentrations, making a residential tutor for every field impossible. But if Houses were to share their tutors with those Houses in their immediate proximity, then students could have easy access to someone in their field. Simply put, the Houses should be formed into zones of three Houses each that collaborate with each other to ensure that most, if not all, fields are covered by the Houses’ collective tutors. The zones would be as follows...