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...Core, and do it immediately. Most crucially, the Core Office must begin granting a greater number of exemptions for students seeking Core credit for departmental courses. There exists no plausible reason why, for instance, a small history seminar should not count for a Historical Studies requirement. Last year, the Dean of the College and Dean of the Faculty unilaterally decided that a number of new humanities courses would count for Core credit. That should happen again on a much broader level. To accomplish this, arbitrary technical requirements for Core courses should be relaxed. Courses without midterms are just as valuable?...
...Cowan, whose 11-year tenure as dean of Annenberg School for Communication in California ended in July, the fellowship marks a return to his college stomping grounds. He became interested in journalism as an undergraduate at Harvard where he joined the staff of The Crimson in 1961, writing his first story about those hoping to join the administration of President John F. Kennedy...
...Yale and New Haven police officials have said Hanzich died of natural causes, but have not released details on the circumstances surrounding his death. Yale Law School Dean Harold H. Koh ’75 told students and faculty on Friday that there are “many more questions than we have answers” about the case, the Yale Daily News reported...
Most recently, in an August meeting—postponed since May—with Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd, an independent consultant that the College had hired informed Castine and UC Vice President Matt L. Sundquist ’09 of new concerns, including picture quality and the need to cool equipment rooms. Though she has refused to provide any detail in writing, either for The Crimson or Castine, Kidd, who declined to comment for this editorial, previously told a Crimson reporter that she “consider[s] the conversation about cable TV to be closed?...
...students more generally. “Recognizing that the residential House system is a cornerstone of the undergraduate experience at Harvard and that 97 percent of our students live in residence, our goal is to house our students as comfortably as possible,” former Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, who resigned in June, said in a statement released Friday. Gross, along with Cabot House Master Jay M. Harris, led the committee, which included four House masters and representatives from FAS Physical Resources. With the help of computer-aided drawings that had been...