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...suggested framework for general education will provide undergraduates with far greater ownership over shaping their academic experience and the opportunity to create a personalized curriculum drawing classes from the entire course catalog. But with fewer requirements to ensure breadth of study, that physics concentrator risks missing out on many areas of the academic spectrum normally afforded by a liberal arts education...
...said Yan Zhang ’07, one of the three members of the HC^3 squad, nicknamed “Team Ad Hoc.” According to Zhang, the “whimsical and playful” problems reflected this humor. The contest organizers emphasized the breadth of material covered. “Tackling these problems is equivalent to completing a semester’s worth of computer programming in one afternoon!” declared the contest’s release. Although the Harvard participants said the contest, which is sponsored by IBM, is well known...
...strength of HoCo’s position within the House and College community that makes the exceptional possible. HoCos have unique advantages that other student groups, including the Undergraduate Council (UC), do not. HoCos know the communities they serve directly, and they have the ability to understand the breadth of social offerings needed to fill this College’s social scene. HoCos have the ability to inspire dozens of people to help with and care about an effort because they live with those who have an affiliation with, membership in, and loyalty to a community. These Housemates...
...candidates who are exemplary scholars in their field,” said Lisa Gregory, senior fellow and academic officer at the Du Bois Institute. “The field of African and African American Studies is very broad and interdisciplinary, and so we look for candidates reflective of that breadth.” She added that the Institute invites scholars at different stages of their academic careers.This year’s fellows join a list of Institute alumni that includes 1986 Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, the first African to be honored in literature, and current Thomas Professor of African...
Loeb University Professor Laurence H. Tribe '62, a constitutional scholar at Harvard Law School and frequent practitioner before the Supreme Court, wrote in an e-mail that Miers’ “record to date certainly does not establish the kind of intellectual excellence or breadth of experience that should be demanded in a Justice of the Supreme Court...