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...Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) unanimously approved a short new CUE evaluation form this Friday and discussed the possibility of moving both the CUE Guide and the Courses of Instruction catalog online in the near future. Members of the committee also expressed support for an Undergraduate Council (UC) effort to improve the Quad Library and expressed alarm at the high prices of coursepacks, which they said might be avoidable...
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...already in the lineup, as well as Katsuhiro Otomo's 2005 anime epic Steamboy. Other gems I picked up while browsing: Peter Sellers' The Mouse That Roared, Prince's Sign O' The Times concert and Emma, starring the lovely Gwyneth Paltrow. The diversity of titles was impressive, and the catalog is constantly refreshed and updated - each title has an expiration date corresponding to Starz' contract with the movie studio. (There is, I should add, a healthy selection of very new pay-per-view releases - which cost $4 each on top of the $10 subscription - but Vongo isn't the first...
...wait in vain for this catalog of tiny ironies and insights to add up to something wise and new. Is it that the foibles of rich New Yorkers are getting just a little overskewered? Or that McInerney's characters, while capable of surprising themselves and one another, never surprise us? Or that we wish they were more worthy objects of our readerly sympathy ("I've facilitated the movement of capital around the globe like a bee mindlessly carrying pollen," laments an investment banker--poor little bee!)? Or maybe there's something monstrously asymmetrical about watching the wistful ripples that...
...Russell are not for everyone—although that matters little since 80 percent of applicants were turned away, and upperclassmen have no chance of enrolling at all. One of the larger ironies of Harvard’s free range education, where students may roam a 938-page course catalog and pick whatever makes them happy, is that amidst the spasms of academic choice, course offerings have often become so peripheral that the only recourse to general education is to take impersonal, large surveys like History 10a (120 students) or English 10a (141 students). Those students who would prefer...