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...help of the College. With sufficient funding, this program could allow all students at Harvard to have an international experience by the time they graduate—regardless of financial, extracurricular, or academic constraints. On campus, the administration should encourage professors and graduate students to teach not-for-credit seminars, either academic or non-academic in nature. They could span everything from home economics and cooking to finance and accounting. These seminars would be a wonderful opportunity for students to dabble in new disciplines or subjects only of peripheral interests. Moreover, the intimate nature of such classes would encourage more...
...need a driver's license and a credit card to get a Blockbuster card. So Blockbuster may have actually had more stringent requirements than our border...
...four different players. Kessler was the constant, racking up 18 mostly benign saves and continuing to cement her status as one of the very best goalies in the nation. “It’s great to know that I’m succeeding, but most of the credit is due to the defense,” Kessler said. “Coming out with 15 or 20 saves isn’t that hard to do considering they’re keeping everything under control for me.” After a number of good scoring chances, Harvard...
...report issued last month by the D.C.-based NAFSA: Association of International Educators said that there existed “potentially questionable financial arrangements between institutions and program providers and questionable credit-transfer policies,” and brought to light issues regarding “the challenge of integrating study abroad into all aspects of an institution, and the unique risk-management and quality-control issues inherent in study abroad...
...great to know that I'm succeeding, but most of the credit is due to the defense," Kessler said. "Coming out with 15 or 20 saves isn't that hard to do considering they're keeping everything under control...