Word: core
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...many different ways. I had lots of tension, fear, anxiety and anger before I started and these negative things start lifting and this whole positive sense of bliss starts growing. On a set or even working with really hard-core producers, it becomes easier to work with people. Everyone starts looking like a friend instead of an enemy because of the ocean you dive into with meditation, the inner knowingness you achieve. The negativity going away helps the enjoyment and inspiration start to flow...
Friday, Oct. 28. “Public Philosophy: Episodes and Arguments in American Civic Life.” If you can’t get into his popular core course “Justice,” you can still listen to Bass Professor of Government Michael J. Sandel, discuss his newest book. 3 p.m. Harvard Book Store...
With more than 1,000 students enrolled this term, Bass Professor of Government Michael J. Sandel’s long-standing Core course is being capped for the first time in its history...
...haven’t had an especially bad experience in the Core, but I get the impression that I’ve been lucky compared to some other students. We only get eight semesters here at Harvard, and most of us have already spent a few dragging ourselves through the Core. The College is taking a big step in looking at the Core’s failings and working to correct them—I only hope they can find a way to correct them while I’m still here...
...essentially says that you can take classes here about pressing social dilemmas if you want to, but that’s your own choice—as if we could actually choose to disconnect ourselves from the world in which we live. Sure, we have a required Social Analysis core, but what’s the overwhelmingly popular course in that department? Ec 10, about as consumer-oriented a class as you can get. It relies on the premise that to think logically is to think self-interestedly and implicitly argues through the design of its curriculum that the maximization...