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...legislation was proposed by Michael R. Ragalie ’09, who is the chair of the Student Affairs Committee and a member of the CUE...
...Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) established a pilot program yesterday in which future editions of the online CUE guide will contain the full text of students’ reviews of classes. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...dining hall’s menu, and access their course Web pages—among other things—all at one beautiful, easily customizable portal. Students would only have to navigate the clunky, seven-year-old my.harvard interface to print their study cards and fill out their CUE guide evaluations. At least that was the idea until Harvard intervened. Since nearly all course websites require PIN authentication, the portal’s use of course Web site materials caught the ire of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Computer Services, which demanded that course material be taken off CrimsonConnect.com...
...students feel like the current CUE guide is somewhat impersonal,” Ragalie said. “This was seen as a way of making those numbers more real...
...findings reveal the role in addiction played by the section of the brain responsible for self control, as well as the part associated with pleasure. Volkow said her team had proved this with a number of experiments, including one in which rats were administered cocaine upon an auditory cue. When the experiment was repeated with the cues but without the drugs, the rats’ levels of dopamine were nearly the same, suggesting that the drug alone is not responsible for the pleasure experienced by drug addicts. A similar result was observed in an experiment with humans which...