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...consider this incident an opportunity for reflection. Most of us board airplanes—and carry out countless other mildly dangerous tasks every day—without thinking twice about the risks involved. We like to think that the tragedies we witness on the news take place in a separate realm of existence, far from the impressive Ivory Tower and the invincible Harvard student. But in this new year, let’s remember that even in our seemingly impregnable world of airbags and antibacterial soap, planes malfunction, cars crash, and silent epidemics propagate in the most unsuspecting populations. Even...
Students eligible for a federal grant might want to think twice about how “smart” their concentration is. A Science and Mathematics Access to Retain Talent (SMART) Grant, part of a bill awaiting a final Congressional vote, would give an additional $4,000 per year to juniors and seniors eligible for the Pell Grant—provided they are majoring in “science, math, technology, engineering, or a foreign language determined to be critical to the national security of the United States,” according to the legislation.The proposal, spearheaded by Senate Majority...
...optional lectures that introduce topics beyond the scope of the course. Students enrolled in the course also praise the lecture notes available online after each class.Liu writes that office hours for the course are well attended.“Typically my office ‘hours’, given twice a week, end up becoming about four hours a week of discussion predominantly about more advanced concepts of current interest in chemistry and biology,” he writes.THE VIEW FROM THE AUDIENCEHeller says that students have been doing “phenomenally well” overall, citing the high...
...leading scorer is sophomore Leah Craig, who has 12 goals on the season and scored twice against Harvard in the two teams’ previous clash...
...alone; I find that this is a common affliction among Harvard students. It’s frayed from pulling out my ID card several times a day in order to swipe it through machines that serve various purposes all over campus. I do this not once but twice, for example, during the jaunt from courtyard to bedroom. After five semesters of such swipery, my wallet is on the verge of a nervous collapse; it just wasn’t meant for this kind of extreme use. I estimate that I remove my ID card from my wallet more than twenty...