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...aptitude for various subjects at the college level—should have some tangible indication of their status in a course in time for them to opt to drop without penalty. Moreover, the College should change its policy of charging a fee for changing courses between the third and fifth weeks so that there is no economic disincentive, however small, to try a new and challenging course, but also to withdraw from an overly onerous one. Though some have proposed an extension or elimination of the drop/add period, it is in the best interests of both the College...
...school: Sandel: “Now consider a second case: This time you’re a doctor and transplant surgeon. You have five patients each in desperate need of an organ to survive. One needs a heart, one a lung, one a liver, one a kidney, and the fifth a pancreas. But you have no organs and you’re about to see them die, until suddenly you remember that in the next room there’s a healthy guy who came in for a checkup, and he’s taking a nap. And you could...
...Championship in Rhode Island. HOOD TROPHY The No. 6 co-eds fought to a tight finish at the Hood Trophy at Tufts this weekend, managing a fourth-place finish. The Crimson, which gained a total of 286 points over the two-day contest, was just one point better than fifth-place British USA, and two points in front of Penn in sixth. Harvard, which ended its first day of the regatta in eighth place, used a key performance from freshman skipper Teddy Himler and freshman crew Grace Charles in B-division to boost the Crimson in the overall rankings...
...until the 22:57 mark, the game was in no one’s favor. It was Berglund’s goal at that moment that sealed the game for Harvard. The assist on the co-captain’s score from freshman back Maggie McVeigh was her fifth of the season, a Crimson team high. Junior forwards Kayla Romanelli and Tami Jafar executed the final goal of the first period. Romanelli beat the defense and passed the ball to a trailing Jafar, who sent the ball into the middle of the net. “Our second and third...
...always looking for the 1-2 combinations,” Leone said. “And I think Gina’s starting to learn the strengths of Sheeleigh and vice versa, so they are running off of each other very well.”After her fifth shutout of the season, sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Mann gave the credit to her defense. “This definitely is a whole new team from last year,” she said. “The defense is amazing. Obviously today I didn’t really have to do much...