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...were so focused on deciding what was in the cooperation agreement that we were not able to share with the community as much as we wanted to,” said Spiegelman, who added that Harvard would aim to be more transparent in the coming year. “We didn’t want to communicate something that might change later...
...University’s reliable failure to meet its stated aim of spending five percent of its endowment has drawn attention not just from outside critics but from Mass. Hall as well. According to former University president Lawrence H. Summers, persistently frugal spending habits became a particular point of concern...
...Rather than banish students to this no man’s land, the Faculty should aim to develop a foundational course required of all students not exempt from their QR requirement. Such a course would be devoted to equipping students with both the statistical vocabulary and the higher math techniques needed to navigate both policy- and model-oriented courses. Taken during students’ first year, this course would prepare students for the twenty-first century...
...roommate Alfred M. Derrow ’58 remembered, extended some of that boldness outside the walls of his dorm room as well. During one of the era’s “freshman riots” (mostly non-violent affairs), Diamond filled up water balloons and took aim at the police below...
...aim] was to take control of our education and build the kind of learning environment that we wanted the school to provide us,” said Crenshaw, the BLSA’s representative to the Third World Coalition...