Word: curricular
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...other students said that, with parts of the College curricular review expected to come up for Faculty votes this semester and in the fall, the selection of the next dean of FAS would play an important role in undergraduate life...
...much harder for those who shared some of his views. More than his departure, I regret that he failed to set students a better example of how a person can stand up for his opinions. My colleagues say they are now eager to get on with the business of curricular reform that they subordinated for several years to the task of expelling President Summers. The most crucial reform would require ensuring greater intellectual diversity among those who teach the students. The dearth of conservative views (most of which were liberal views when I was an undergraduate) affects the nature...
...people in these little rooms because he says he wanted each viewer to identify with them personally. “I would like to be familiar,” he says. “It could be an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, it could be a group of teachers discussing curricular reform…I’ve never wanted the narrative in my work to be very specific.” “It’s like a town meeting where no one has shown up yet, it’s like a picture of nothing...
...first draft legislation to be presented regarded the establishment of secondary fields. Under the proposal, created by the curricular review’s Educational Policy Committee (EPC), students would be able to take four to six half courses in a field other than their primary concentration and receive credit for it on their academic transcript...
...curricular review has constituted a great partnership between students and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences,” Haddock said. “It’s time for us to push onward, and I, for one, am optimistic we will do so to the benefit of undergraduates at this College...