Word: curricular
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sign of program health is the demand for places in our student body. While many planning schools have suffered in recent years from declining applications, our own are up by 50 per cent since 1975 and by more than 350 per cent since the early 1970's when major curricular reform began. It appears that satisfied graduates and employers have spread the word that Harvard provides high quality education...
...addition to the study groups, 17 per cent of independent work courses are listed as "extra curricular" in nature in Fox's report. Details of those courses were not included, but a similar report last year showed ballroom dancing and aviation courses to be popular...
JAMES S. ACKERMAN, professor of Fine Arts, who headed the faculty committee on the arts, proposes establishing fellowships for visiting artists. But these are temporary, extra-curricular plans that would avoid the tenure and credit problems. They are unsatisfying...
...performing. Dance, which has forever been a part of man's culture, has only in the past year come to be represented in the Harvard curriculum, and then only as a pirouette into cultural history. In their defense, Radcliffe and the Council for Performing Arts have strongly supported extra-curricular dance efforts; dancers deserve more...
Most Harvard students want expanded curricular offerings and increased services and options in living arrangements, final results from a survey of undergraduates conducted by the Student Assembly indicate...