Word: developable
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Since September, we have collaborated with 17 academic departments across the disciplines (up from 12 last year) to develop writing components for undergraduate courses, produce pedagogical materials for students, and provide training workshops for Teaching Fellows. We have also worked with the history, psychology, and life sciences departments to create new Departmental Writing Fellows positions, which provide discipline-specific writing help currently unavailable to most Harvard students. We plan to expand this program to other departments next fall, beginning with government. In addition to our ongoing work in the departments, we have recently been invited by Professor Jay Harris...
...mind for the outpost, which overlooks the point where the main road linking Baghdad and northern Iraq meets a major artery running east and west. But insurgents had watched the troops as they scouted locations, and a sick comedy of explosions unfolded. Soldiers would eye a building and develop plans to occupy it, only to see it bombed shortly after they had visited it. At some point, someone graffitied a misspelled insult in English to the U.S. President on one of the bullet-pocked walls of the intersection, writing boosh dog in tall black letters...
...They were the first guys to get compliments in terms of female characters. I immersed myself in their work so deeply that when it came time to write my own stories it wasn’t even a conscious effort to say, “Now I need to develop these female characters.”THC: “Shortcomings” is your new book dealing with race and racial identity. Why at this point in your life or career did you decide to tackle these issues?AT: Personally, it only could have happened because up until recently...
...Harvard economists are helping to develop ideas for the presidential candidate who has been criticized for being “just words...
...Professor Mark H. Moore, who will remain a part of the Executive Team as Faculty Chair. The Executive Team, comprised of three members, will be completed today with the arrival of Executive Director Aviva Luz Argote. While focusing primarily on international humanitarian efforts, Stone said he hopes to develop the Center’s presence on campus. “We want to work collaboratively, do joint projects with many other organizations around the University,” he said. “We can provide workshops and opportunities for the students who are interested in either working in nonprofit...