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...Even though these differences are beginning to come to light, Gen Ed is still struggling to offer a distinct and coherent vision of a liberal arts education...
...Ferrari ’05, the Student Services Coodinator at DRCLAS. “It’s really not a money-maker for us at all, it’s really about students having an experience down there.”Ferrari also emphasized Harvard’s distinct advantages in aiding study abroad, including DRCLAS’s extensive contact and alumni network throughout Latin America.FROM THE LAB TO THE DANCE CLUBKatherine R. Clapham ’08, a biochemistry concentrator, traveled to Rosario, Argentina. Working in a lab suggested to her by a Harvard professor, she also...
...admissions information is simply appalling. This is hardly the time for faculty and administrators to hide tumult under the guise of calm: A transitional plan should be articulated before the student body, without a moment’s hesitation on questions of academic eligibility or distinct curricular options...
...passion for grassroots change remained distinct from his academic career: after graduating, Rahn enrolled at the California Institute of Technology to pursue a doctorate in theoretical physics. DeBergalis stayed on for an extra year at what he calls his “really good trade school,” earning a master’s degrees in computer science before starting his career at Cambridge-based technology companies. CHANGING LANES
...it’s my aesthetic. People think there’s a kind of irony in the art, but I’m being completely sincere.”Hays, who hopes to become a cat photographer after graduation, recognizes that she does not have a single distinct vision or personality and accepts that readily. “Last week I had an art show open in Italy and a next one is in New York, but my real plan is to be a professional cat photographer,” she says. “It?...