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...Seidel’s campaign cannot match DeBergalis’s on-campus efforts, which included dining hall canvassing and a door-to-door trek through Mather High-Rise. And Seidel’s campaign manager says that, for his candidate??s purposes, there are other, juicier fish...
...more analytical. It is heartening to see such a widely used assessment retooled to evaluate reasoning abilities acquired over time through assiduous undergraduate work rather than the same innate talents measured by the SAT and other disguised IQ tests. While standardized test scores can never succinctly capture a candidate??s level of competence, these changes may at least enable the GRE to provide graduate schools with much more useful information than the current version. As an eminently irksome stage of the graduate school application process, the GRE merits periodic scrutiny to ensure that the examination is in fact...
...real Domino Harvey, whom Knightley portrays, was the daughter of British actor Laurence Harvey (“The Manchurian Candidate??) and a Los Angeles bounty hunter. She was recently found dead in her bathtub at the age of 36 after an overdose of painkillers. Scott glamorizes Domino’s life (ignoring her death except for a passing mention in the credits, since it happened during filming) in a pseudo-ironic and very unsuccessful way: he seems to both want to show Domino’s delusional love of her bizarre profession and to seduce his audience with...
...structures through innovative programs such as departmental allocations for faculty-student dinners. Jeffrey D. Rakover ’06 expresses frustration at the University’s prioritization of faculty research over undergraduate education. He argues that tenure review committees must pay more attention to the quality of a candidate??s teaching. And Yagan introduces the sensible idea of “a tier of permanent lecturers, hired exclusively for their teaching abilities...
...member of The Crimson’s Editorial Board I have dealt with the UC more than your typical undergraduate, and so I have put together this handy-dandy guide to UC elections. Don’t expect me to tell you what to look for in a candidate??that is up to you. Instead, I’ll try to explain the UC and give you an idea of the types of issues a representative will be faced with—and thus the types of questions you should be asking...