Word: curricular
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...notion of diversity. As opposed to looking at the individual person and his or her personal qualities and interests, the University has reverted to a group-identity form of diversity where two people from the same area and the same socio-economic milieu, interested in similar academic and extra-curricular activities, of different races are more "diverse" than two people from different parts of the country, with radically different family backgrounds and interests, of the same ethnicity. This is not to say that race does not play a central role in the formation of identity. What I am arguing...
...creation of narrowly defined administrative or curricular entities in the FAS would be misguided," Knowles and Dominguez wrote. "Our faculty do not favor limiting the study of ethnicity to a handful of groups whose own self-definition has been changing over time and will no doubt continue...
Bennett says she has made a number of good friends through social events and extra-curricular activities, like the Black students Association, whom she would like to live...
...college experience is shaped by both curricular and extracurricular activities. This essay presents a third dimension. Often the curricular factors have been perceived as dominant, but to give a complete picture of college life it is essential to understand the context in which a generation of students experiences college. These personal issues and problems have an impact on the quality of college life and thus on the whole experience...
Women in the Sciences at Harvard-Radcliffe (WISHR), an extra-curricular student organization, also forms support groups for women concentrating in the sciences...