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Students who are not sure they want to write a thesis, for example, may not put as much energy into the process of finding advisers??which can hurt them in the event that they eventually choose to write...
...departments with low faculty-student ratios—where a particular handful of professors may be in high demand as thesis advisers??the process can be competitive and stressful...
...faculty worry that the same problems plaguing the current advising system—including difficulties getting students to come see their advisers??would hurt the center. And some department officials are skeptical that professional advisers could grasp the in and outs of the concentrations...
Contrary to popular perception, Bush’s ideas and principles guide his advisers??not the other way around. Bush has a self-described “ability to recognize talent, ask [his advisers] to serve and work with them as a team.” He leads by instinct, personal charisma, a zeal for “real action” and a mandate to “provoke people…make sure it’s clear in everybody’s mind where we’re headed.” Woodward characterizes Bush?...
...Catherine L. Mann ’77, a career in economics—including positions with the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors and the President’s Council of Economic Advisers??began with babysitting...