Word: effective
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...hard to gauge, however, how much this is a cause of the bad year and how much it is an effect...
Under the new rules, which go into effect immediately, the two half courses will not have to be related. For example, instead of following History 109a, "History of the Roman Republic," with History of the Roman Empire," a student could take History 114b, "The Late Middle Ages," an unrelated course within the same area...
...Movement, had applied to the Woodrow Wilson School with the intention of becoming a teacher. In light of the school's obvious dislike, even then, for Ph.D. types, he was surprised to learn he had been admitted. But the campaign to turn him away from teaching ultimately had its effect, if not quite the desired one. Today Levine is a first-year student at Harvard...
...himself, Burlingham concedes, the school has been radicalizing. He believes, however, its effect on most students is to discourage any kind of radical thinking. "Sweeping proposals are frowned on from the word go--the idea is to grind in the notion that most things shouldn't be questioned," Burlingham says...
...issue of what the Institute's functions are and whether they deserved a place in the Harvard community. The most commonly voiced criticism of the Institute is that it is too preoccupied with matters of decision-making and policy implementation. Somehow, many critics think, the Institute may have the effect of reducing the concern of many students and Faculty for more scholarly disciplines...