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Forty-three Faculty members will staff the four primary committees that will be responsible for bringing to life changes??from assigning freshmen to upperclass Houses upon matriculation to axing the Core curriculum—that will transform the Harvard undergraduate experience...
...majority of Houses—as well as the Yard—the addition of treadmills and spinning bikes will go a long way toward alleviating both the lack of availability and the rigid time-slotting so irksome to busy undergraduates. When viewed in light of other recent changes??such as the recent funding initiative to significantly enhance House gyms as well as the gutting of Hilles to make way for additional student space—it is clear that Harvard is finally making headway in its inevitable and problematic space crunch. Dean of the College Benedict...
...study, Goldin said, intended to examine “one part of a larger set of social changes??the integration of women in society and social equality...
Though Guerard’s comments on the manuscript suggest several small changes??the opening paragraph was too conventional, he explained, and the main character needed to be more clearly defined—he said he found “real power and authenticity” in the piece and suggested that Updike submit it to The New Yorker...
...first review in three decades has begun. Many potential changes to the curriculum are on the table; in the next year, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) will debate and eventually vote on any and all of them. FAS is required to consider and approve curricular changes??and yet as students, directly affected by whatever changes come to the curriculum, we lack anything approaching this power. Our opinion has been consulted—indeed, I was one of eight students who sat on the curricular review committees this year—but it has become clear that...