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...student body in 1992 to about 17.7 percent now. Asians made up 3.6 percent of the national population in the 2000, and that figure is rising, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Director of Admissions Marlyn McGrath Lewis ’70-’73 writes in an e-mail that this discrepancy in representation doesn’t concern the Admissions Office. “A fundamental thing to understand is that we do not think of ‘representativeness’ as a goal of our admissions process. We do not use goals, targets, or quotas...
...lifelong home, it’s not hard to figure out Beltway’s true identity. There are only two neighborhoods that are, as Wilson and Taub say, sandwiched between Midway Airport and the city limits, and only one matches the demographics outlined in the book. (In an e-mail, Wilson said that he could not confirm the identities of the neighborhoods...
...Arts and Sciences gathers to discuss the recommendations for the first time. “It’s hard to know what to expect on Tuesday,” Alison Simmons, one of the report’s authors and Head Tutor of philosophy department, wrote in an e-mail over the weekend. “We have talked to many colleagues, but there are many more whom we have not yet had the chance to hear from.” With Interim President Derek C. Bok and Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles intent on completing...
...excessive trust in a candidate who had no leadership experience in higher education.“A university is different than a corporation,” Kleinman said. A viable candidate must show “evidence of academic leadership,” he went on.Kloppenberg wrote in an e-mail that he hoped the new president “will have had considerable experience in administering a complex academic organization, probably although not necessarily a university rather than a small college, either as a Dean or as a President.” “This is no place?...
...e-mail sent to Claverly residents, Lowell House tutor Joshua D. Goldman reminded students to close and lock doors and windows when they leave their suites or go to sleep, and to not leave valuables “in sight of windows that are somewhat close to the ground...