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Humanities concentrators who are interested in science can take real, departmental courses to fill Science A and B requirements. Yet, science majors who have a penchant for humanities can do no such thing. They'll never get Moral Reasoning credit for a Philosophy course, unless they file a last-minute petition to ensure their graduation...
...Some of its courses, subtly skirting the problems mentioned earlier, serve as required or recommended starting points for concentrations. "Ec 10," Literature and Arts B-17 and B-18, Science B-15 and Historical Studies A-12 commonly assume this role. If they simply became regular courses available to fill Core requirements, the courses themselves would be fortified to live up to departmental norms...
Paul K. Kim '96 was elected to fill the vacancyin the Winthrop House delegation created whenformer presidential candidate Mark D. McKay '94resigned three weeks...
Richard Cole Jr. '94, the remaining DudleyHouse representative, will work with council VicePresident Melissa Garza '94 to fill Anger's post
...Kingsley, who plays Itzhak Stern, the Jewish accountant who both cooked the books for Schindler's lifesaving scams and served as guide to his conscience, was astonished at Spielberg's nerve: "I didn't think he would have the courage and the panache and the command to fill an area of five blocks, a big area of action where you are receiving information from what's happening in the foreground, in the midground and also in your peripheral vision." But these are among the greatest sequences of chaos and mass terror ever filmed...