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...General Education released its report on the future of general education at Harvard, not a single recommendation has been voted upon by the Faculty.The current proposal requires that students take three courses in each of three areas—Arts and Humanities, Study of Societies, and Science and Technology??and proposes the creation of optional interdisciplinary general education courses that many faculty members say have yet to be clearly defined.The new summer committee will be “recasting” some of the proposals currently on the table, according to Bass Professor of English and American Literature...
...those around us. We need to think up ways of applying old technology to new problems, and at every step, we should consider what we’re doing, what we’re gaining, and what we’ve given up. “Technology?? isn’t new—it’s as old as flint for making fire—but the rate at which it’s now changing is unparalleled. If we remember it, if we invest in it, and if we foster its growth, it will change...
...discussion—which was sponsored by the Law School Council and the Journal of Law and Technology??centered on whether the use of computers and the Internet aid classroom learning...
...Most hip-hop scholars in the academy have focused more on hip-hop’s intersection with reconstituted discourses of race and gender, and less on the form itself. Witness the inclusion of Tupac in a Harvard course on protest literature, or the schizophrenia of Massachusetts Institute of Technology??s “Hip Hop” course, whose syllabus is fraught with jarring references to “commodity fetishization”, “hedz”, and “dookie chains.”Though the course flirts with under-explored theoretical issues...
...Summersville,” currently CampusTap’s most popular blog, demonstrated the new technology??s capability as it assembled dozens of student comments, news articles, and even “Larry’s farewell” photo albums. The blog received mention in the Washington Post-owned online magazine Slate yesterday afternoon...