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...Registrar’s office said that students would be able to access their most recent grades by Feb. 6. Last semester, the Office of the Registrar decided to withhold grades until they could be verified and released all at once...
...their first year—but students have an overwhelming tendency to concentrate on decisions only shortly before their deadlines. It is this pressure that incentivizes decision-making and prioritizes concentration consideration over less important, if more immediate, matters. More importantly, the current schedule gives freshmen access to a slate of concentration advising and, within concentrations that facilitate it, peer advising resources that can further assist students in shaping their courses of study. Freshman advising does little to expose students to various concentration options, and forcing students to consult various concentration advisors before the winter snow has melted benefits students...
...have severely challenged these systems.” In addition to excessive traffic, the network was also plagued by attacks from a virus called Denial of Service, which Levine said impedes e-mail system performance. The dual stressors combined to form a perfect storm that washed out e-mail access for many students and faculty. Harvard’s IT staff is “working literally around the clock” to calm the electronic waters, according to Levine. While service will continue to improve, Levine said long-term solutions will be some time in coming. FAS Computing Services...
...center, such as offering “hangout space,” centralizing information on campus resources, and providing meeting space for student groups. Other, more logistical questions ask students what time of day they would visit the center and whether they would come for food, television, or computer access...
...Backdoor Sluts 9.” Her parents probably won’t find out about her enjoyment of unclad cinema, but they might if her name had been included in this article. If Fifteen Minutes had chosen to publish her name, the article would be easily accessible to anyone with the ability to use a search engine. Assuming she’s lucky enough to have technologically incompetent parents (for whom finding the power button is difficult) the fact remains that her choice in film would be documented indefinitely on the internet.And she certainly isn’t alone...