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...single-semester tutorial or staging the year-long program in the sophomore spring and junior fall semesters.The legislation also requires freshmen to have a documented meeting with at least one departmental adviser in their second semester.Professors voted down an amendment Tuesday that would have required students to fill out a plan of study as part of this meeting.Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics and Director of Undergraduate Studies Howard Georgi ’68, who sponsored the defeated amendment, wrote in an e-mail that the plan of study would ensure that students “look carefully at their schedules...
...Harvard Management Company (HMC) announced last week that it had hired two senior executives to fill positions in fixed income and compliance. The move comes as HMC chief Mohamed A. El-Erian pledges to “rebuild and reinvent” the company [See story, page A1.] The fixed income post marks an effort to “rebuild” the company’s bond division, and the new compliance position appears to be part of Erian’s bid to “reinvent” HMC. Marc Seidner, director of active core strategies...
...even bother applying. Though we would ideally like two kids with the same name or two freshman girls who want ample “training sessions” to prepare for the rigors of writing a weekly column, we are open to all applicants. The instructions are simple: Fill out this application and email your answers to thebelllap@gmail.com. All entries are due by noon on Friday, April 28. If no one applies, which is very likely, we will give the column to the two most foreign kids we can find...
...weak ground, not because of subterranean tectonic activity. Eva E. Zanzerkia ’97, an associate program director in the National Science Foundation’s division of earth sciences, found in research done at Harvard that Boston’s thousand acres of man-made fill and river basins actually amplify seismic waves. According to Zanzerkia’s research, earthquake shocks that enter this softer ground become trapped and echo around the area rather than slowing to a stop as in hard bedrock. As a result, the force of the shock causes much more damage, putting Boston...
...Many conservatives uttered silent screams when some of those measures passed in the early 1990s, but I'm guessing now the Republicans are too desperate for change to fuss much now. And already there is talk - and some evidence - that Bolten is reaching out to other 41 veterans to fill both the press secretary and chief congressional lobbyist...