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After last year’s report recommended the creation of a January Term, this year’s report explores the breadth of experiences and options available to Harvard students should such a change be made to the academic calendar by the Harvard Corporation...
...work “The Lexus and the Olive Tree,” which deservedly garnered acclaim for its accessible synthesis of globalization’s diverse effects and far-reaching possibilities. But “The World Is Flat” lacks its predecessor’s conceptual breadth and incisive exposition. The book often amuses and sometimes amazes, but the basic argument—that more individuals of different backgrounds can access global networks of competition and cooperation than ever before—is rendered opaque by inelegantly colloquial formulations of critical ideas and technocratic by its overemphasis...
...thing is clear from the following profiles of alumni bands, it’s that there is no one archetypal “Harvard sound.” It is hardly surprising. The breadth of undergraduate musical interests on campus manifests itself in as many genres as there are bands on campus...
...faculty task force created in the wake of University President Lawrence H. Summers’ controversial remarks on women in science will recommend that Harvard substantially increase the breadth of research opportunities available to undergraduates, Summers told incoming members of the Class of 2009 Friday afternoon...
...Perhaps Schiavo's most lasting legacy is greater public awareness of the importance of a living will. If composed with clarity and breadth, the document facilitates death with dignity and can ease the pain of survivors. With the aging of our population, the living will is a prerequisite for thoughtful family planning. Arnold Mori Fairport, New York...