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Granara said he worries that Harvard may have to cap enrollment if the number of students continues to rise rapidly and new instructors are not hired...
...tradition—the quintessential Harvard class on moral and political philosophy. Owing to its rarefied position among Harvard courses, this year’s Justice class set two new precedents. It became the course with the highest enrollment of all time at the College, and it imposed a cap limiting the class to just over 1,000 students and generating a sizable waitlist. As Harvard’s flagship course, such a cap can and should be avoided in the future...
...implementation of the cap effectively cut shoppers out of the course. The sheets for sectioning were handed out only to students in class at the Wednesday lecture, meaning students shopping other classes on Wednesday lost their spots. Sectioning forms for Justice should have been available all day in an accessible spot, making it possible for absentee shoppers to secure a spot in the course...
...work ridiculous hours, but I’m rich, bitch!” Nevertheless, what matters is what’s under the hood, so to speak, and taking the top off this pen doesn’t disappoint. Once the cap is removed the entire balance of the pen changes. This is because the inside of the cap is lined with a soft rubbery material. The pen now balances perfectly in the hand. The rubber coating is also a plus when it comes to sliding the cap back on. Instead of roughly fitting back on, the lining allows...
...multitasking generation. However, the pretentious name of the pen, the “Senator,” and the condescending instructions telling us to “twist” to open the pen, hurts its overall score. The pen’s most glaring design flaw is the cap for the highlighter. In pressing down on the cap, the pen tip comes out on the other end, which caused one of us to stab himself and bleed an astonishing amount of blood for so small a wound. We hope this model is just a prototype, and we are contemplating...