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...flexibility to meet their students’ diverse needs. With the proposed delay in the timing of concentration choice, departments must accommodate students who only discover their academic interests as sophomores. The hope is that these efforts at increasing flexibility will also make it easier for students who study abroad to satisfy their concentration requirements.Some faculty members have asked to postpone the vote on the EPC recommendations until a general education program is also ready for a vote, but a later concentration choice deadline makes sense even in the current system, in which the Core requires students to take courses...
...probably safe to say that a President who hasn't always loved to travel abroad is very much looking forward to his latest getaway. When the President jets off to India (as well as Pakistan) next week, it will be his first visit to the region and the first by a Republican president in 35 years, since Richard Nixon traveled there. (President Clinton visited India in 2000, the first president to travel there since Jimmy Carter...
...caught up with p-sets, I-banking, facebook.com, and Stein Club, oblivious to the world outside the Crimson bubble. But Datar’s separation from this world has caused her to re-evaluate her values and priorities.Datar is one of hundreds of students who spent time abroad in the last year. As with many of them, her experiences have proved valuable, but the transition back into undergraduate life hasn’t necessarily been easy. After months spent in another country, many students find themselves with a new mindset and a new set of values, perhaps in stark contrast...
...really disappointing,” said Andrew B. Artz ’07. “He’s basically throwing in the towel when maybe he shouldn’t.” Artz said that Summers’ initiative to encourage more undergraduates to study abroad was one of the highlights of his tenure, adding that “maybe the reason people are mad with him is because [Summers is] actually accomplishing things...
...really disappointing,” said Andrew B. Artz ’07. “He’s basically throwing in the towel when maybe he shouldn’t.” Artz said that Summers’ initiative to encourage more undergraduates to study abroad was one of the highlights of his tenure, adding that “maybe the reason people are mad with him is because [Summers is] actually accomplishing things...