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...rest. “We need to educate people to bring about institutional changes,” he said, adding that it is biologically more difficult for young adults than for older adults to get up early in the morning. According to Lockley, asking young adults to attend an eight o’clock class is equivalent to requiring older adults to go to work at 3 a.m. David Mou ’08 said that he found the presentation interesting. “I’m taking a class on sleep right now. So [the discussion] was really...
...ratings given by concentrators in the social sciences. Now, as economics department chair James H. Stock admitted to The Crimson, students will have little reason to visit Littauer’s tiny classrooms for any reason other than “to get their study cards signed or to attend formal office hours with faculty members.” Both an artist and an economist can see the problem with that...
...yesterday’s UC-endorsed plans were to be adopted, students would attend the first day of fall classes on Sept. 2. Reading period would begin on Dec. 4, and the end of fall exams would fall three days before Christmas...
...between respecting the civil and human rights of an immigrant and having a very defined level of border security, which could include physical or electronic barriers. If that so then I should be offended that when I go into a building-I have to sign in-or when I attend many athletics events-I have to go through magnetometer-or when I go to airports-I have to go through numerous layers of security and prove who I am with a photo identification. We ask that of our own citizens, it is not unreasonable that we ask that of someone...
...home worshiping with your family and friends. But you have a midterm, and so you are instead sitting in your dining hall reading the paper as a distraction from trying to memorize the details of population means. According to Massachusetts state law, students who are unable to attend class or participate in an examination due to religious observance must be excused without penalty and provided the opportunity for a makeup if it does not constitute an “unreasonable burden” on the school. Though official Harvard policy parallels the law in theory, in practice there...