Word: curricularly
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...Harvard must remember that to complain of the status quo is not enough; they must be active in order to effect change. All too often, undergraduates bemoan University politics or policies and leave it at that. Harvard has never been home to the apathetic, and with the Harvard College Curricular Review and the landmark development in Allston both in full swing, we hope that students at the College will do more to engage in a dialogue with the administration over the coming years. Because as fun as it is to get naked in the Square for PETA, this University...
...more Houses than at present—is a signal of the eventual expansion of the undergraduate student body. Increasing the size of the College would erase the improvements in academics and student life that undergraduates will soon reap thanks to the ongoing review of the College curriculum. The curricular review’s report has recommended decreasing class sizes, recruiting more faculty and offering students more one-on-one faculty advising. The eight-House Allston plan could add nearly 1,500 undergraduates to flood already overflowing lecture halls. Adding more undergraduates may make sense decades from now with...
...deciding these courses of the Core and undertaking the curricular review in the 1970s, the College encountered similar issues of today’s review—the role of science in education, as well as the importance of student input as architects of the curriculum...
...planning the Core, the committee also attempted to recognize an increasingly globalized society—an effort that has again come to the forefront in this year’s curricular review...
Sen’s early education was also rather unusual for the time in its embrace of a globalizing world, drawing curricular material from the thought and culture of several non-western nations...