Word: concerns
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...evaluation team also examined theundergraduate curriculum. The report expressesadmiration for the Core but also concern that Corecourses often grow so large as to make theexperience too passive for students...
...academics as a breakthrough in CIA-university relations because the agency has agreed to abandon its usual contract terms and meet Harvard's strict guidelines on keeping research independent of sponsor control. Yet the comments made yesterday by K-School Academic Dean Albert Carnesale indicate that there is concern that the work of the $1.2 million dollar project be kept clear of all agency influence...
...recent years Bok and other academics haveexpressed concern about the ethics of scholarsagreeing to not disclose the CIA funding andallowing the agency to make changes in theirmanuscripts. Such restrictions had been standardin CIA funding agreements...
...time all the major profesional sports leagues officially be granted such status as well. Sports teams are as much a public concern as the utilities. The recent franchise-swapping wars prove just how important teams are to a city. Not only do they generate tax revenues, but they are crucial in establishing a city's image and morale. The Red Sox and Celtics play a major role in defining Boston's national image, just as the Bears and Cubs do for Chicago and the Dodgers and Lakers do for LA. A city without pro sports is a third rate city...
...party involved in the debate has maintained the best interests of student applicants as the primary consideration. Harvard is unique in the extent of its involvement in these competitions on students's behalf. All this is not to say that Harvard's system is faultless, but it is this concern to maximize our effectiveness for students that prompted reform consideration in the first place and which continues to promote these discussions. It is a tribute to OCS and Dean Jewett that they are as involved as they are and that the status quo is always under scrutiny. It may that...