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...centerpieces of the campaign will be the curricular review and efforts to strengthen the College through improvements to financial aid, study abroad, and advising, as well as increases in faculty size. Graduate schools whose missions support public service will also benefit from the new funds...
After months of delays and an unheralded initial report, the General Education Committee of the Harvard College Curricular Review (HCCR) is heading back to the drawing board. There are many models they could use—a completely free curriculum like Brown, a great books program à la Columbia, or a system of several large divisions from which students must sample courses like at Yale. But Harvard is not a clone of any other institution and should not adopt some other school’s system. Instead of looking outward, the committee should look at which courses work best...
...most civil and efficient meeting in months, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) yesterday heard reports by two curricular review committees that largely reiterated recommendations first released in April 2004. For the first time since their January meeting, professors did not criticize University President Lawrence H. Summers’ leadership...
Saltonstall Professor of History Charles S. Maier ’60, reporting on the progress of the curricular review’s general education committee, repeated previous recommendations that the Core be abolished in favor of distributional requirements, though he also said that his committee has yet to reach a consensus on what the purpose of general education should...
...Faculty also unanimously approved a motion by East Asian Languages and Civilizations Department Chair Philip A. Kuhn that “the Faculty undertake thorough, documented projection of how curricular changes will affect the financial support of graduate students,” which would be completed prior to voting on any portion of the curricular review...