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Similar events would “certainly?? take place, though, since “they’ve been very successful in the past,” she said, adding. “But we don’t want to be tied down...
...Hyman said these plans will drive the vision for science in Allston and that a second building would “certainly?? be on the fall master plan, but added that the plan would remain flexible after submission...
...potentially be subject to disciplinary action, so I made the service non-profit with the idea to give the money to the UC or another charitable organization,” Boiko said.The EC also said Monday that any campaign found to be buying votes would “almost certainly?? be disqualified.Boiko advanced several theories to explain the lack of demand for UC votes, in addition to the EC’s threat.“Either the entire student body was opposed to buying votes, or no student cared enough to pay for a second UC election...
...should encourage its students to leave for a semester or even a year. Requiring students to have some kind of international experience, a proposal currently on the table, is not necessarily a bad idea as long as the College is cautious—more cautious than it is now, certainly??about which courses of study at which universities abroad translate into Harvard credit. If the Curricular Review institutionalizes such a requirement, it should focus on getting students abroad during a possible J-term, over the summer, or on students’ own time they take...
...Student Handbook, which proclaims that the highest grade that a Faculty of Arts and Sciences student can receive is an A, sans that extra little congratulatory decal. When asked about making any changes in the grading system, Leverett House Senior Tutor Catherine Shapiro responded, “Certainly??there has been no such movement...in the two and a half years I have been here...to make the A+ part of the normal grading scale...