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...total number of magna cum laude honors awarded by Harvard College rose this year, marking a break from the declining statistics of the past several years...
...number of seniors receiving cum laude honors, on the other hand, declined...
While 56.2 percent of the Class of 2003 graduated with cum laude honors, the number tumbled to 52.5 percent this year...
While Rachael A. Wagner ’04, who graduated summa, said that she didn’t think graduating this year versus next year would have affected her all that much—because summa cum laude honors will remain capped at five percent as they were this year—she admitted that the new restrictions have their disadvantages...
Unfortunately, Harvard has only become more secretive since Lawrence H. Summers was appointed University president. The faculty has complained about a total lack of transparency regarding the development of Allston. Staff protest the information blackout concerning budget shortfalls and layoffs. And the proliferation of spokespeople-cum-spin-doctors has made it impossible for reporters from The Crimson to properly cover even the most benign topics...