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Greenspan’s FaceNet is an extension of the HouseSYSTEM website that he created in August. In addition to the social networking capabilities provided by FaceNet, the HouseSYSTEM site also allows visitors from the Harvard community to buy and sell textbooks, browse alumni job listings, view a calendar of important upcoming events at Harvard and check Harvard e-mail accounts...
...major cause of irritation was the cancellation of yesterday’s Faculty meeting. Although it was called off because the Committee on Calendar Reform had not produced its report in time for this month’s meeting, many wished to use the time to discuss instead the major issues facing FAS over the coming years—the curricular review and the move to Allston. As one tenured professor put it, “[It was] clear the Faculty wanted to keep talking at the end of the December meeting. And Kirby asked a bunch of questions...
...educated man or woman?” Dillon Professor of International Affairs Jorge I. Domínguez asked at a Nov. 2002 panel on the Core curriculum. And under the all-encompassing banner of the curricular review, Harvard is also asking questions regarding the kind of calendar best suited for creating educated men and women. The steering committee on the curricular review has proposed the creation of a “January term,” or “J-term,” in which students take only one class in a more relaxed atmosphere. Speaking to Kirkland...
Students should realize that the current calendar treats them well and tell Gross and the steering committee that they would rather keep Harvard’s schedule, quirky as it is, than give up long summers. The way things stand is a pedagogical reality that is exciting enough...
...calendar suggests more than a dozen events between now and the end of the academic year—including a march on Washington for freedom of choice—and beyond it, such as the national Hip Hop Political Convention in New Jersey this June...