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...comp process which typically involves eight to 12 applicants. Prospective writers are given general guidelines, such as the number of characters and that there must be an equal number of male and female characters."It's very hard to write a Pudding show, so we give the writers broad guidelines so they have something to work with, says Joshua E. Lachter '09, one of the show's producers and also a member of the Crimson's business board. "Each year people interpret them very differently, though it inevitably stays very 'Pudding-esque,' with a little bit of politics, social satire...
...standard is higher; we demand decision through discussion, and finality through debate.”Imagine, a Dean of the College with the temerity to take a decision without properly consulting his colleagues on the UC! The arrogance and inhumanity of it alone is appalling, especially in the broad and frothy wake of the incorrigibly-unilateral Summers. This alarming trend among Harvard administrators must be nipped in the bud. The UC, being the very model of collegiality and non-competitive collaboration, would be a great improvement. In a stinging indictment issued on Monday, Michael R. Ragalie...
...those of any era since the 17th century. Our obligation to the future demands that we take our place at the forefront of those transformations. We must organize ourselves in ways that enable us fully to engage in such exploration, as we have begun to do by creating the Broad Institute, by founding cross school departments, by launching a School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. We must overcome barriers both within and beyond Harvard that could slow or constrain such work, and we must provide the resources and the facilities—like the new science buildings in both Cambridge...
...think I would like to use the address less to present a laundry list...than to frame in a broad way the relationship between higher education, the world, and Harvard,” Faust said on her first day in office. “We’ll see how it turns...
...first few months in office, Faust has publicly identified a few broad themes that she will focus on, including uniting the University’s traditionally solipsistic units, improving relations with the greater Cambridge and Boston communities, and ensuring that Harvard continues to recruit students and professors of diverse backgrounds...