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...study,” he said. He suggested, for example, that the administration consult Asian students when designing a curriculum in Asian studies. Gadgil—a major player in UC proposals for South Asian and Native American studies—said she thinks faculty diversity and improving study abroad options are important issues. Haddock and Riley said these were topics they hoped to address as well. The forum’s format allowed students from the audience to submit questions of their own. These questions were then read by Lee, who was the forum’s moderator...
...Pioneer Junior Open in Germany and the Dutch Junior Open, taking fifth and third. She spent the first half of last year at home in Connecticut working with a new coach, working part-time with the urban youth development program CitySquash, and playing in U.S. tournaments.Then Lorentzen went abroad, playing in the British and Scottish Junior Opens in the winter and taking fifth in the British. In the spring, she trained with some of the world’s best at Australia with the Institute of Sports. At the World Juniors in Belgium in July, Lorentzen made...
...stay open later, to increase funding for club sports and to smooth the rocky transition into house life for freshmen. They especially want to focus the UC’s energy on lobbying for groups of students like physically disabled students, low-income students, and students studying abroad, for whom UC support can make an immediate and positive impact on quality of life...
Reasons for leaving can vary from traveling abroad to conducting research to taking a break from the Harvard grind. (Full disclosure: I received a letter along the same lines as “Time Out or Burn Out” when I got into Harvard. It was enclosed with the letter which told me I was off of Harvard’s wait list—with the caveat that I take a year off before attending. I was thrilled and grateful at the prospect of taking a year off before school, and I’m glad...
...Canadians. “Canadians probably are more tolerant, at least in some ways. Canada has different religious traditions. Most critically, [it] has no ‘South’,” Morck wrote. Boisclair is the second KSG graduate this month to secure a position of leadership abroad following Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s election as Liberia’s next president. Johnson-Sirleaf received a master’s in public administration from...