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...forced to pick concentrations, our young, innocent first-years are plucked from the safe lands of indecision a mere 32 weeks after entering fair Harvard. Our not-so-young, not-so-naive upperclass students spend the following three years whirling with confusion over concentration requirements and course plans. A CUE Guide to concentrations is therefore definitely in order. We commend Undergraduate Council President Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 for sticking to his campaign promises...
...This CUE guide also has the potential to provide direction for older students. A list of students’ favorite classes within the concentration and sample six-semester study plans would allow concentrators to plan out their time at Harvard; information as to what graduating seniors and post-graduates do with their degrees would help them plan their futures...
...CUE guide to concentrations will also be a useful tool for department tutorial offices as a monitor for student satisfaction. We hope that students will be given the opportunity to comment on department advising and tutorial programs. Although some departments may be loathe to have public comment on their programs, it will guide students in their academic careers and will show the areas that need improvement, allowing departments to tailor their offerings for students...
Continuing his push for a CUE guide to concentrations, Undergraduate Council President Paul A. Gusmorino `02 successfully ushered a bill through the council last night promoting the project-an interactive, web-based guide that Gusmorino thinks will help first-year students decide what to study...
...reports, sent back to University Hall, would provide a dramatic portrait of what it is like to move, year by year, through Harvard concentrations. Gusmorino has suggested that “mini-essays” from concentrators and information from senior surveys should be included in the proposed concentration CUE guide, but it seems the whole proposal is stuck in an early planning stage. This project should be a serious priority, with a budget to staff it over the summer, just like the CUE’s course guide. Maybe then all the stereotypes can be dismissed?...