Word: delayer
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Those who choose to switch concentrations are in a particularly tricky situation: Having lost my concentration adviser, I was left in a between-department vacuum. With the delay of concentration choice to the middle of sophomore year, Harvard should take the opportunity to seriously rethink its approach to advising—and hopefully steer its cumbersome bureaucracy towards catching the errors that really matter...
...turn slowly for Duncan Purdy—owner of About Hair, a salon and antique store near Harvard Square—as he prepares to stand trial for allegations of rape. Purdy’s trial was scheduled to commence yesterday in Middlesex County Superior Court, but was instead delayed until May 17, said his lawyer J. Daniel Silverman. Currently, the Cambridge business owner remains accused of indecent assault and battery of a person over 14 years old, and allegedly raping a female customer, then 19, in 2004. “There is a lot of court congestion...
...Sundquist proffers his ID at the entrance to Annenberg Hall. From there, the count is on. Over an hour-long meal, five minutes seldom pass without Sundquist being recognized and engaged in conversation.According to Troy C. Murrell ’09, Sundquist’s suitemate, the delay faced in the vice president’s own Mather House dining hall is even more pronounced.“On our way it’s fine, but once we get there and get to the line, we’ll just go and get our stuff and sit down...
...Hill didn't sound so sure about that. Macau has unfrozen the funds in dispute, so if that's really the reason for the North's delay, Hill said, "if it's going to get resolved, then it certainly can be resolved very soon." Which leaves open the possibility that it won't be resolved because that's not in Pyongyang's interest. As Hill put it, "The ball is in the North Koreans' court...
...some students are blessed with advisers sensitive to their needs and intimately knowledgeable of the College’s courses of study, others are saddled with professors—or worse yet graduate students—who know next to nothing. This problem is only compounded by the recent delay in concentration choice to the middle of sophomore year, which leaves first-semester sophomores largely in the abyss. We hope that the new dean will devote time, energy, and money towards shoring up this broken system across the College. That means not just freshman advising—which has been...