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...Similarly, it is not clear how professors outside of Harris’s committee will be involved in the implementation of the new curriculum and in approving courses for Gen Ed credit; the legislation says that professors—particularly department chairs??should be consulted, but it does not define the manner or frequency of such consultations...
...close.Such was the contradictory tale for the Harvard varsity lightweights in 2006. A perpetual game of musical chairs??resulting in countless lineup changes throughout the spring—added to an already frustrating dual season wrought with inconsistency and underachievement. It wasn’t until June, until the last strokes of the 2006 season, that the Crimson showed how far it had come on a Saturday afternoon in Camden. Far enough to make the 2006 lightweight IRA final the most thrilling in recent memory. And close enough to make 2007 a campaign for the national title even...
Although the room is not scheduled to open until September 11, Brainard said the majority of the work in the room has been completed. Delivery of the new chairs??which have already been paid for—will complete the renovation and should arrive in early September...
...chair, James J. McCarthy.THE FOUNDATIONWhen the then-acting chair of the folklore and mythology program, Jan Ziolkowski, began to organize informal meetings of department heads in February 2005—shortly after Summers’ now-infamous comments on women in science—discussions largely focused on the chairs?? experiences with administrators, who were not welcome at the meetings.The chairs sought to construct “as detailed and objective picture as we could of what had been happening in the faculty,” Ziolkowski writes in an e-mail. But, he adds, the caucus?...
Although the Caucus of Chairs??an informal group of Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) department and committee chairs??was formed in response to last year’s crisis of University governance, the group has decided to continue meeting even after University President Lawrence H. Summers’ resignation.“We talked about whether our group should continue to exist into the future, and we decided it should,” said History Department Chair Andrew D. Gordon ’74 in a recent interview. “People find it valuable...