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...take exception to the op-ed “Oxford Blues” (Feb. 26) by Melissa Dell and Swati Mylavarapu. It reflects certain misunderstandings harbored by a small percentage of American post-graduates at Oxford (or Cambridge, or frankly at any other European University). It is regrettable if it misleads or discourages the vast majority of Americans whose experiences in Oxford are superb, and who have expectations equally high but more realistic...
...biggest disadvantage of homeschooling. She makes a clear distinction between her “normal friends” and her “tennis friends.” While Ko says she lacked a steady social life, she did date a few people while on the co-ed tour. Her most notable beau is famed Thai tennis player Paradorn Srichaphan, who was once the top Asian player in the world and was featured on the cover of Time’s “Asian Heroes” issue. He and Ko rendezvoused at tournaments and occasional visits...
...occasional inadequacies of faculty advisers.“I think one thing that can be a problem is that faculty cannot always be the best advisers,” she said. “If you start asking a history professor how to meet your requirements for...Gen Ed, you might never graduate.”At the end of the night, Faust, currently the dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, summed up a concern she had heard frequently.“We’ve come at it in different directions, but clearly faculty-student interaction...
...defense was assigned a share of the blame, Donato singled out Richter on both nights, explaining that the rookie was “certainly part of it” against the Bulldogs and that the game-tying goal for the Bears was “one that we need[ed] to have as a save.”Six days later, Tobe was in goal for his first ECAC start since Dec. 16. Despite having played just one full game in the past eight weeks, the senior was sharp, allowing a lone score in a 4-1 win.The victory...
...Petersen ’08 and Bok Center Director James Wilkinson have discussed the possibility of the Center providing training for the undergraduate board charged with synthesizing and acting on student feedback. The Center oversees TF training and reform. In a swift response to a Feb. 14 Crimson op-ed co-authored by Petersen stating that the UC was “partnered” with the Bok Center, Wilkinson wrote to the editors to express his surprise at that characterization. As of yesterday, Wilkinson was still unsure of a future relationship between the UC and the Bok Center...