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...here don’t walk around in groups…at Tulane it was kind of cliquish.”ACADEMIC ANTAGONISMSAlthough Tulane students say they found Harvard’s curriculum to be more approachable than its parties, Harvard students still managed to unsettle them in the classroom??not with brilliant comments, but with their competitive attitudes.“Academically I definitely feel that any Tulane student could stay here and hold their own,” says Joshua Miller, “but, for me personally, it’s way too serious?...
...load for your first year so that you have the time and energy to reflect and learn from your teaching experience. As any teacher will tell you, such an environment is essential. There is a limit to how much you can prepare before you first set foot in the classroom??most of your learning can only come by doing. These residency programs give you the opportunity to learn from your mistakes rather than burnout. And the good news is that Harvard is seriously considering launching its own state-of-the-art fifth-year program in the near future...
...standards. The relatively recent policy of prohibiting disclosure is inconsistent with our commitment to these standards,” wrote Light, who was not available for comment. Light acknowledged students’ concerns that the policy change would lead to “decreased cooperation and collaboration in the classroom?? and “less willingness to take risks,” but he wrote that faculty, staff, and alumni had reached a consensus that the transition could be “managed” in a way that would “minimize any such effects...
...only ones that serve as inspirations for the paintings. Hyemin Na ’06 depicts fantastical creatures, a feat she accomplishes by basing her work on stuffed animals she brings to class. A large stuffed lion—out of place in many a Harvard classroom??sits in the center of the studio, just another testament to the remarkable flexibility and variety of the course...
...piece was unexpectedly out-of-place in Sanders Theatre. Stravinsky’s love of atonality and radical rhythms made Sanders Theatre’s vaulted ceiling, traditional baroque chandelier, and classic statues seem anachronistic. However, the academic atmosphere of the auditorium—it doubles as a classroom??was a very appropriate setting for the performance and seemed to enhance Stravinsky’s notoriously mathematical approach to musical composition...