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...teams.The Crimson (7-8, 0-1 Ivy) played much better than in its previous game, an 81-48 stinker at UC Irvine, but could not make as many plays down the stretch as its rival and Ivy League travel partner from up north.“It was an extra-round fight,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “I think both teams were punch-drunk at the end. Dartmouth made use of great opportunities and was very effective down the stretch.”The Big Green (6-7, 1-0 Ivy) shot...
...faculty side, that means requiring professors to submit themselves to evaluation. As far as student participation is concerned, a change in incentives should produce a higher rate of involvement. Specifically, the reward for filling out CUE evaluations should not be relief from saccharine e-mail reminders, or even extra funding for one’s House or Yard, but rather access to CUE results the following year. It’s a simple quid pro quo: spend the twenty minutes required to complete your CUE evaluations each semester, and you’ll get to use the CUE guide. Students...
...also important to point out that the boon to students opting for extra Board Plus would hardly be commensurate with what they would otherwise be getting in a dining hall. Because the marginal cost of feeding students in dining halls is considerably less than it would be to feed them in campus eateries, students would unlikely be compensated sufficiently to pay for full meals through Board Plus...
...this, Wissner-Gross developed a program that generates reading lists based on the popularity of a page by ranking the number of pages that link to it. David J. Morin, lecturer for Physics 15a, said he believes the software provides an important service to students looking for extra reading material on the web. “Considering that the amount of information that exists on the web is infinitely more than what can be found in any textbook, it definitely makes sense to lead the students toward helpful links,” Morin wrote in an e-mail...
...vast proportion of Africans in need. Hard as it is for us to imagine, Africa's households simply can't afford even $10 for a net, or a dollar for medicines when a child falls sick. Nor can African governments carry these costs on meager budgets or take extra vital steps to train local health workers and ensure that every village has reliable access to effective medicines...