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...desire to restore the Faculty's old academic standards; but part of it, he says, was also a feeling that because good grades come so easily in most courses, students don't really think about the material. When he was here, he says, people took guts to lighten their workload, so they could get involved in extracurricular activities; but now, he thinks it's only in order to get a good grade without having to work...
What has gone wrong? Chief Justice Warren Burger has long complained that the high court workload is too much for nine mortal judges, and that some way must be found to reduce the burden, such as a new intermediate National Court of Appeals or a statutory reduction in Supreme Court jurisdiction...
...Peter Huntsman explains that during the early winter months newcomers will often overdose from too much crew and eventually quit cold turkey. "Our greatest attrition is in January when people who weren't that serious in the fall realize they aren't in competition. We try to increase the workload in February and keep it a pretty intense situation...
...movement are now economic: How can women find equality in jobs if the jobs are not there? Equality may be possible only in a fairly rapidly growing economy. Lacking that, justice may require a greater reordering of the old sex roles, with men assuming more of the domestic workload as women move into the job world. Such a reordering will be difficult to achieve, but for men?as well as women?the psychological advantages could be enormous...
...policemen attend classes, carry the same workload as a regular law student in the class, and can receive credit at other institutions for classes taken, although Harvard will not accept them as credits...