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...blogger Lena Chen ’09 says that she once smooched with a gay friend on the third floor of Lamont without anyone noticing. But campus kissing is hardly confined to the libraries. Mellor says that “little study rooms, tunnels, and all sorts of classrooms?? make for some of the best kiss-friendly nooks. One key to maintaining a sense of romance, Mellor says, is a periodic change of snogging scenery. “Finding somewhere new can make everything so much more fun,” she says. And while some students have...
...addition to establishing statistics as its own respectable field at universities, he worked to introduce statistics in high schools. He helped write teachers’ manuals in the field and taught a televised course on statistics in NBC’s “Continental Classrooms?? in 1961.He later chaired the Department of Biostatistics at the School of Public Health (HSPH), and both developed and chaired the school’s Department of Health Policy and Management. He also offered classes on the applications and methodology of statistics at Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government...
...Harvard.” The discussion addressed many of the issues facing the expansion of the South Asian Studies program, including thesis resources for graduates and undergraduates, the future course offerings of the South Asian Studies program, and the sensitive issue of so-called “heritage classrooms??—the overwhelming overlap between students of South Asian ethnicity and students studying South Asia. Over the course of the 2005-2006 school year, Harvard hosts six South Asia Humanities seminars, but unlike the previous seminars in the series, this one encouraged student input...
...whatever the explanation, a world where everyone is defined solely by his or her career seems dreary in comparison to the throng of brilliant and dynamic individuals that share our classrooms??each with their fields of study, quirks, passions, and aspirations. Maybe that’s why the thought of leaving Harvard and heading out into the real world can be so unappealing...
...remainder of the Summer School students are composed of Harvard College undergraduates, who, during term time, could take equivalent courses for no extra charge, but still opt to pay thousands over the summer to sit in the same classrooms??although often with less distinguished professors at the lectern and non-Harvard students sitting in adjacent desks...