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...first graduating class to face the cuts in Latin honors, the Class of 2005 has seen the percentage of ‘A??€™ and ‘A-’ grades steadily return to former inflated levels...
...have witnessed people who are more stressed about their theses and junior independent work. I have witnessed people who are unwilling to share notes about a class because of the need to maintain their own standing within the class given the very specific number of ‘A??€™ grades...
While professors are given some leeway to award more ‘A??€™ grades than the set 35 percent, they are required to account for the breach at a meeting and in writing...
...first class to experience all the effects of the grading controversy graduates, the debate surrounding grade inflation has all but died down, and Faculty discussion of methods to rein in escalating percentages of ‘A??€™ grades has been repeatedly postponed...
During an Adams House study break last fall, Summers jokingly suggested instituting A-pluses and A-plus-pluses as a way to ameliorate a system where two grades—‘A??€™ and ‘A-minus’—measure the top half of students and seven grades measure the bottom half...