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...that implementing an entirely new curriculum takes time, many of the Core’s major problems are easy to fix and can be addressed within the next few weeks. Perhaps the worst feature of the Core is its limited course offerings. This semester, for example, only three courses count for Historical Studies B, and only five are offered in the spring. And for students choosy enough to want a halfway decent Core class, the pickings are even slimmer: of the five “Science A” courses offered this semester, the highest CUE rating...
...that, assuming your intention is to vote for a candidate who has any chance of winning the nomination and the general election after that, the Democratic field is already down to two, maybe three candidates. Of course, there are other ways of making your vote “count,” but don’t expect them to change the outcome of the election being held...
...Crimson’s two 1-0 wins over Boston University and Wisconsin-Milwaukee. As a young Harvard offense created lots of chances but struggled to find the back of the net, the sophomore kept her team in the game with several thrilling saves. Mann’s save count ran to 12 on the weekend, and her shutout count to three on the season—already equaling her count from last season. Success in net is nothing new for Mann, who picked up 84 saves on the year in a standout freshman campaign. Both Akpan and Mann have...
...reverting to rentals. In the second half of 2007, some 62,300 apartments will be added, double that of the first six months, according to real estate tracker Reis. In the short term, that gives renters the advantage, since their numbers aren't growing as fast as the apartment count is. "In some cases, vacancy rates are going up," says Reis chief economist Sam Chandan. Unless you're in a tight market like New York City or San Jose, Calif., you might be able to win a free month or other concessions...
THOSE FAMILIAR WITH the cognitive skills of African gray parrot Alex will never again use birdbrain as an insult. With help from researcher Irene Pepperberg, Alex learned to communicate, fueling debate over other species' ability to learn human language. He knew 100 words and could count, express frustration and differentiate among some colors, shapes and textures. His last words to Pepperberg: "You be good. See you tomorrow. I love...