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...College Benedict H. Gross ’71 and Associate Dean of the College Jeffrey Wolcowitz, two of the three administrators charged with oversight of the review, also talked with students about a proposed January term, or “J-term,” and the dearth of student-professor interaction at the undergraduate level...
...someone that much, of a relationship lasting more than a night or a drunken half-hour. My love of the Styles section is more than nostalgia for New York, although that’s part of it. (I still read Page Six online and can be found lamenting the dearth of black-and-white cookies in the Boston area). It’s also a tenuous belief in true love. I don’t really think about getting married myself—that seems so far away—but if I did, it would have...
South Korean caution is thus a major obstacle to squeezing Kim. Another is the relative dearth of a political consensus on North Korean human rights in the United States. According to Liang-Fenton, “It’s been largely an issue for the right-of-center groups.” Republicans have been at the forefront, she says, while the response of Democrats has been “disappointing...
...reverend said he focused on Harvard’s dearth of minority fund managers in a meeting yesterday with University President Lawrence H. Summers...
Harvard has a mental health problem. Surveys have shown it, Crimson articles have investigated it and undergraduates in need continue to suffer from it. The current system of care is rife with problems—from a lack of centralization and file sharing to a troubling dearth of funds. But it is the first problem that is most pressing; right now, students are prone to get lost between disparate campus organizations providing everything from counseling to medical attention, and many choose to avoid the confusing web of institutions altogether. The College’s mental health task force, created last...