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Within such photo albums are extensive chronicles of undergraduates?? lives. Though some feature specific events like dinner parties or semi-formals, many are mundane records of day-to-day episodes. A friend of mine has an entire series of photo albums of his roommate carrying out daily chores. “Joe sweeps,” a caption reads. In another photo album I have stumbled upon, a sweet little study bug of a girl has posted snapshots of her friends hunched over textbooks in Lamont...
...Chinese Ba, “Elementary Modern Chinese,” which Feng said is not a class for those who can speak Chinese but can’t write it. Feng said that some students think Chinese Ba—the largest Chinese class this fall with 104 undergraduates??is an “easy A.” “We don’t want to create unfair competition, we don’t want to threaten them [non-heritage students] away,” said Feng, who is also a professor...
...event was sponsored by the search committee’s Student Advisory Group. Afterwards, the group’s chair, law school student Matthew J. Murray, said after that more than 1,000 Harvard students—including 140 undergraduates??had filled out the search committee’s online survey at www.studentinput.harvard.edu. The poll closes Friday...
...move away from its theological foundation and towards a humanistic philosophy of education that emphasized reason and intellectual freedom. The modern research university Harvard is today is the culmination of this secularization. But with recent headlines such as “Harvard committee proposes compulsory religion course for undergraduates?? showing up in major international news outlets, one might question whether the decision to include a “reason and faith” requirement in Harvard’s new general education report was circumspect and in lockstep with the College’s progressive history...
...classes of 2009 and 2010 will likely see their requirements change. Also, if the new curriculum is approved, what to do with the old Core requirements until the new ones are implemented will be an open question. Interim adjustment, reduction, and loosening of Core requirements will certainly affect current undergraduates?? experience. We should be wary of leaving these discussions to octogenarians who haven’t been undergraduates for decades...