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...piece of art, [and] study no piece of history,” said Richard F. Thomas, chair of the classics department.Heated student calls for a moral reasoning requirement spurred further debate as to how much freedom students should be given.“[The recommendations] are not taking into account the type of student who comes into Harvard,” said Andrew H. Golis ’06, describing students as “high-achieving academic bureaucrats,” focused on self-promotion and unlikely to seek out a moral reasoning course.Other students however said that they...
...glib yet sophisticated response, one that sums up the problem while retaining a chic distance.The Weinsteins, and their company, Miramax (whose name and fairly impressive library have been retained by Disney), were a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood. Read Peter Biskind’s hilarious and insightful account of their meteoric rise, “Down and Dirty Pictures,” to see what I’m talking about. Miramax revolutionized distribution, foreign film acquisition, and revitalized the importance of award shows, Oscar marketing, the festival circuit, and an “independent voice?...
Neither the President’s office nor Kirby’s office has confirmed or denied their account...
...fair and equitable. At the same time, you have to be a good citizen to the community,” he explained. “It’s a balance.”Wrinn said that the University believes that factors beyond direct compensation should be taken into account in considering how Harvard stacks up.“We set our wages through the collective bargaining process, but it is also important to remember that total compensation includes other things besides wages, such as health care plans,” he said.The University and SEIU disagree over...
...While blacks comprise around 15 percent of the U.S. population and 15 percent of drug users, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s Household Survey on Drug Use, they account for 36.8 percent of drug arrests...