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...copyright fees when buying printed coursepacks. The letter comes just over two weeks after the Undergraduate Council unanimously passed legislation allocating $1,000 to an effort that aims to make books more affordable for students. UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 and Student Affairs Committee Chair Michael R. Ragalie ’09 led the charge to create a system in which faculty members will be able to submit book information to the Coop, University libraries, and discount Web sites such as CrimsonReading.org in one step, according to Petersen. This plan is a continuation of existing initiatives...
...thing that [HSCI] doesn’t have is a formalized education program, nor does it have the ability to bring in faculty to do specific types of research,” said David T. Scadden, a co-chair of the new department and a professor of medicine at the Medical School. “We thought it was important to try to have a department to do that...
...Stem cell scientist Douglas A. Melton will represent FAS as the department’s other co-chair. The department’s initial 13 to 16 faculty members—who have yet to be named—will retain ties to their current faculties, but its headquarters will be stationed across the river in the Allston campus’ flagship science complex. The department will also conduct a search for three junior faculty members and plans to eventually expand still further...
...academic year. The amendment aims both to insert “history” into the title of the proposed “Culture and Belief” category and to ensure that the other seven categories include a study of the past, History Department Chair Andrew D. Gordon ’74 said in an interview. The legislation currently lacks an explicit history requirement. Passage of the legislation in a Faculty meeting vote would start a process that would replace the current Core Curriculum with a new set of eight required general education categories emphasizing “real...
According to CEB Chair S. Adam Goldenberg ’08, the student planners for this year’s Yardfest had been pursuing Third Eye Blind all semester...