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...total amount paid to Summers—including his benefit plan, his expense account, and his subsidy for housing near Washington, D.C.—summed to $667,157, Harvard reported...
...lieu of a conventional Endpaper, FM presents you with the highlights of this e-mail chain, started by nocturnal FM Associate Editor Sam Teller ’08. More than any first-person essay could ever do, the follow gives a colorful account of Reading Period in real time...
...focus relatively less of its intellectual energy on the United States. To those who consider this country an experiment in noble and complex human principles, this way of thinking is merely disagreeable. But academic faux-cosmopolitanism is also just untrue: the U.S. is itself the keystone of any viable account of globalization. If anything, intellectual engagement with American public affairs should now be more, not less, central to Harvard’s mission. Contrary to the general intuition, a heightening of national awareness is the primary value of international study. By encountering other cultures, students from the U.S. learn something...
...universities for promotion, tenure, and teaching award decisions may be due to the easiness of the course and the sexiness of the professor.” Felton mentioned that “correlations aren’t necessarily causal,” but pointed out that by taking into account the student comments that are posted alongside the ratings, it became clear that in most cases there was a causal relationship. “The obvious thing is that students are looking for an easy class,” he said. “It?...
...cash at the mall or a car-rental agency, and earn spending money at any of the island's seven virtual ATMs by taking quizzes (after a brief tutorial) on such real-world fundamentals as credit, auto loans and online banking. Sample question: What does APR stand for? a) account percentage rate, b) average parcel rate, c) American paper route or d) annual percentage rate. For choosing d, you net $15 plus a shockingly generous 10% interest each day on your virtual savings account...