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Despite the greater number of requirements, courses taken for concentration credit and as electives would count as distribution credits...
...admission requirements in advanced history have been changed as follows: In 1906, 1907 and 1908 papers will be set in English and American history separately. Candidates may obtain credit for advanced history (two points) by passing any one of these three examinations, if they take, or have taken, elementary Greek and Roman history. The paper in English and American history will be withdrawn after...
When two or more papers of the Board are substituted for one Harvard paper as in elementary Greek, no credit will be given unless the candidate submits to the Harvard examiners all of the papers constituting the substitute...
Among Richard Nixon’s many regrets, surely his anemic 1960 debate performance against John F. Kennedy ’40, a Crimson editor, must appear on the list. Jimmy Carter would tell a similar story—some of the credit for his 1976 victory—and 1980 defeat—must go to the debates in those campaigns. Presidents and candidates have good reason to take the debates seriously. They are unique opportunities for a huge number of voters to see the candidates face to face, having a real discussion about the issues at stake...
...FINANCIAL PLAN. It may cost you, but it's worth it. According to new research from Bankrate.com individuals who plan their finances carefully are more likely to contribute to retirement accounts, pay bills on time, own a home (and get the best rates on their mortgage) and switch to credit cards with lower interest payments. That doesn't mean you put a financial adviser on your payroll for life. I'm a big believer in using financial planners as short-term therapists to get you on the right track--then going back to them only when you feel you need...