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...idea behind the group began when Winerman heard about a group called the Old Cambridge Shakespeare Association. Founded in 1880, the Association’s members also meet once a month to read a play. A casting committee notifies them of their roles beforehand so that they can prepare if they wish...
...dozen rallied outside of Austin Hall beforehand, calling for greater diversity—in the student body, ranks of the faculty and perhaps in the form of the new dean...
Moreover, preregistration forces advisers to recommend courses for next semester without the benefit of knowing how their advisees did the semester beforehand. This is another area where first-years are hit especially hard, since they need advising the most and their advisers will have no grade reports to assess their progress by the time they sign up for classes in November. The adviser will have to make a judgment as to whether a student should start organic chemistry in the spring semester without knowing whether the student sailed through Chemistry 15 in the fall or failed the class. While advisers...
...Kirby has a much more ambitious plan for teaching fellow preparation: he wants to get graduate students working for a course before the semester even begins, perhaps by re-reading the books or attending weekly meetings with the professor that start the semester beforehand. This plan depends on graduate students working for free to prepare for the class ahead of time while juggling their studies and other teaching commitments. Most professors interviewed by FM said they would not expect graduate students to start work on a class before the semester began...
...some sort of reparation. One step is having The Crimson publicly admit, that at least in this instance, they were at fault for allowing such an ignorant statement to be published. The next step is assuring that these incidents do not repeat themselves, even if this means briefing reporters beforehand to be especially sensitive to ethnic issues on campus. I agree that this may have been a blunder that was overlooked, a silly mistake of editors and writers exhausted from a long day. Yet when minority issues are so often misrepresented, when the consequences of such mistakes can affect...