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...Gross wrote in an e-mail last month that he and his senior staff use survey results to “inform our priorities.” And, he says, the College is focusing on improving in the areas that student surveys have shown need the most work: faculty contact, advising, and social life...
...membership by a third,” said CLC member Nicholas E. Huber ’09. UC member Ali A. Zaidi ’08 also questioned whether it would be appropriate to dissolve CLC. “If we flip something like CLC, we lose our daily contact with the student body,” said Zaidi. One council member said it was crucial “to preserve three members per house.” Student Affairs Committee (SAC) Vice Chair Matthew R. Greenfield ’08 presented a “working paper?...
...people want to apply.” Roland C. Nadler ’09, who applied to be a peer advising fellow, said that applicants who applied only for the money would be weeded out by the application process. The preliminary application, aside from requesting standard academic, extracurricular and contact information, included two short answer questions: what piece of advice the candidate wished he or she had been given as a freshman and a letter of introduction to a hypothetical freshman advisee. “It really did make me have to sit down and think...
...Community College, both had to proactively seek out application materials to Harvard. When asked about the availability of Harvard application materials at his community college, Besselle responded, “An application to Harvard at my community college? Yeah right!” Cooper added that he had to contact Harvard in order to determine which application to send in, as he wasn’t sure whether he should fill out the Transfer, Extension School or Visiting Student application. Gaining admission to Harvard as a transfer from community college is often seen as out of the question for community...
...contest featured representatives from campus groups as well as Brown University, Babson College, Bentley College, and Boston College, singing songs in Mandarin and Cantonese. “The Hong Kong associations at all the different colleges are kind of small, so it’s easier for us to contact them,” said the society’s co-president, K. Edward Chan ’06, who said that this year had the largest participation in the event’s history. “Karaoke is a big phenomenon in Hong Kong and China...